Sentence examples for somewhat impassioned from inspiring English sources
And, indeed, her own life experience is hardly cited at all in her long, densely researched, somewhat impassioned and rather wonderful book, which remains an illuminating investigation of the subject.
Vetiver are old hands at refurbishing classic country-rock, so their "I Used to Be a King" is sleek but somewhat lifeless, while Sleepy Sun deliver an impassioned but slightly disjointed "Chicago", four decades adrift from its original political origins.
If Mr. Netanyahu was impassioned about the boycott movement, he was somewhat more cautious about Iran, which usually dominates these speeches.
Moira Demos '96, SOA'08 and Laura Ricciardi SOA'07, the filmmakers behind the true-crime Netflix docuseries Making a Murderer, took a somewhat meta approach: They returned to Manitowoc County, Wis., to grapple with a world changed by the impassioned response to their work.
Those who know Mr. Theyskens, 34, use words like "impassioned" and "sensitive" to describe him, but they also suggest there is a steeliness that may not be apparent when you first meet the soft-spoken, somewhat shy Belgian.
Other times loud, impassioned, abandoned.
Banyard's polemic is impassioned and lucid.
