Sentence examples for terribly passionate from inspiring English sources
He could write this terribly passionate music from his soul, yet he would never get sentimental because he would take the sentimental edge off it by his wit and sophistication".
"The tradition of the French realists, people like that, singing terribly passionate songs about ugly subjects - subjects that don't get into songs any more because of the American influence".
It hurt me terribly because I was passionate about the college [Girton]." Is she bored of being asked about being gay?
In it he provides an excruciatingly thorough version of events that is by turns passionate, tearful and sweary, but ultimately not terribly exculpatory (by the end of it, you kind of want to punch him yourself).
Perhaps the saddest message of On the Market lies in the fact that so many bright, passionate, newly minted Ph.D.s are driven into this terribly screwed-up system by a profound desire to teach.
Both of them end the movie utterly obsessed and passionate about the issue, having been personally and terribly affected by it.
Oh God, does that sound terribly sad?" Despite Quentin's refusal to give her soul to the job, she is clearly passionate about television and loves the people who work in it, particularly the crews.
Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah of Jordan shared a passionate message: "It makes me angry that education in emergencies is such a low priority and terribly underfunded…Our message today is not that children need education even in emergencies.
Terribly, terribly wrong, Dr. Diehl.
