Sentence examples for such impassioned from inspiring English sources

BRUSSELS — Not since the Berlin Wall came down had there been such impassioned cries of "Europe!

AT first glance, the professor is an unlikely candidate for such impassioned attention.

This is precisely what was warned, and what Lord David Owen made such impassioned, forensic speeches about in the Lords.

He received such impassioned support from this fans that they petitioned Vladimir Putin to get Filin removed.

The host decided that because Mr. Davis was the continuing subject of such impassioned feelings, he deserved to be heard.

Think of the cello suites, played with such impassioned and relentlessly practiced skill that they echo down the ages.

Such inspired, impassioned pleas follow a campaign trail-tested rhetoric in which racism such as that surrounding the Jena Six case remains a largely unspoken part of Obama's speeches and policy platforms.

In places often farther from such attacks, impassioned calls have been made for doubling up on officers or creating school police forces as the nation grapples with how to respond to the Dec. 14 rampage at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn.

But be honest: have you ever heard a party leader – let alone a Conservative PM – deliver such an impassioned attack upon discrimination?

At the pink-and-green themed The Preppy Princess, Susan Kelly defends her love for Lilly Pulitzer, while Melissa Morris's May December has such an impassioned following that its author was the subject of a profile in the newspaper of record.

That Ms. Mattila has turned into such an impassioned opera singer sometimes surprises her, she said, for she was a latecomer to the genre who listened only to folk music and pop as a girl.