Sentence examples for rendering passionate from inspiring English sources
He is less persuasive at rendering passionate commitment and despair.
As he went deeper into his reporting, the degradation and the horror he encountered rendered him passionate -- hardly an insult, but in the newspaper business often a disqualifier.
Scenes like the ambush of two child assassins by aging Chekists; a white-knuckle plane ride across a lunar Siberian nightscape; a child straddling the decapitated head of a Stalin statue as it's pulled through the streets of Budapest; and a man trying to guide a truck across an ice-laden bridge on a frigid hillside, are rendered with passionate and indelible precision.
He plumbed the music with a passionate spontaneity that rendered the quieter moments particularly heart-wrenching.
There's a sublime stylized stillness to the performances in the movie and especially to Weisz's, which evokes the cinematic era in which the story is set ("around 1950,") and renders her character's ultimate passionate abandon all the more moving.
Pious Tolstoyans may knit their brows about the stylistic liberties Mr. Wright and the screenwriter, Tom Stoppard, have taken, but surely Tolstoy can withstand (and may indeed benefit from) their playful, passionate rendering of his masterpiece".
As the colliery band leader Danny in Mark Herman's Brassed Off (1996), Postlethwaite's face is a joy as he conducts a quietly passionate rendering of Rodrigo's Concierto de Aranjuez in a montage-sequence showing the dark backroom deals over pit closures that will affect everyone's future.
