Sentence examples for sound impassioned from inspiring English sources

As the fretful Chrysothemis, so dependent upon yet so terrified of her hellbent older sister, Ms. Mattila sang with gleaming sound, impassioned delivery and magnetism.

Do we not sound impassioned?

The president sounded impassioned yesterday in railing against the double taxation of dividends.

But while Ms. Koslowitz sounded impassioned, the reactions of women interviewed at random on city streets this week were as likely to tend toward blase.

If Jarre sounds impassioned on the subject, it's because the issue hits close to home.

Still a part-time enterprise, Chineke! sound fresh, impassioned, a little untamed, full of raw promise.

Orquesta Aragon, a dynastic Cuban dance band started in 1939, balances the courtly Cuban flutes-and-violin charanga sound with impassioned percussion solos.

Hailing from Essex, UK, vocalist Douglas J. McCarthy and percussionist Vaugh Bon Harrisis founded Nitzer Ebb in 1982, focusing their sound around impassioned techno rage.

It sounds impassioned, lively, outrageous and silly, all in the best sense.

In his commencement speech last month at Wesleyan University, Barack Obama, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, voiced a similar theme when he sounded an impassioned call to public service, and warned that the pursuit of narrow self-interest — "the big house and the nice suits and the other things that our money culture says you should buy... betrays a poverty of ambition".

Q gave the album a rating of five stars, noting that "their reinvention of stadium rock sounds as impassioned as ever" and that the album strikes "a finely balanced mix of intimacy and power".