Sentence examples for somewhat passionate from inspiring English sources
You should be somewhat passionate about your tribute-subject, otherwise it's not really much of a tribute.
Mozart was somewhat more passionate on the subject.
O'Neill: At Sugarfina, we look for people who are really nice (sadly, this can be somewhat rare), passionate about what they do, and creative problem solvers.
Each is a passionate, somewhat paranoid, monarchical boss of a kingdom he controls.
They are rich but seem somewhat less than passionate about what they are doing".
Mr. Ozon's approach to his story -- which unfolds, until the heartbreaking final scenes, at a leisurely, ruminative pace -- might be described, somewhat paradoxically, as passionate detachment.
After Yuan, the main figure is Cece, a passionate, somewhat dizzy woman of 44 who seems ridiculous only until you understand that her forthright ability to bestow love on people who may not deserve it makes her the only honest person in the book, as well as the saddest.
He is, somewhat surprisingly, extremely passionate about the subject, especially on the impact of prison rape.
Marley emerges from this film as a passionate, if somewhat indistinct supporter of peace, and one who was uneasy about being associated in the public mind with any one politician.
Sister Evangelina, in a case of inverted snobbery, has little patience with her or with her passionate and somewhat lofty desire to become a missionary.
