Sentence examples for time passionate from inspiring English sources

"But one of the great things about New York is that the fans are so intelligent but at the same time passionate.

MT: Our clients are from all over the globe, most of the time passionate about music and the world of art.

Links to old regime: An FA head since 2002 and a long-time passionate Blatter man.

Let Dame Tessa Jowell, one-time passionate Blairite, stand as bellwether for that sore lesson: she has been re-reading her verbatim notes of the cast-iron but false assurances ministers were given back in 2003.

At times the dancers looked blithely innocent, and at other times passionate.

The result is a tract for our times, passionate, erudite, with much common sense.

Each novel provoked intense discussion and, at times, passionate debate, challenging our expectations of what a novel is and can be," she said.

But having run for offices since he sought his ninth-grade class presidency, he is poised in public and at times passionate about the issues.

But he is also the author of "The Pinch," a provocative, and at times passionate, account of "how the baby boomers" — Mr. Willetts was born in 1956 — "took their children's future and why they should give it back".

In his methodical and at times passionate presentation, Mr. Buell portrayed Andersen as a firm that was panicking last fall as Enron was collapsing and ultimately made a calculated decision to shred documents and destroy computer files in hopes of keeping them out of the hands of investigators and potential plaintiffs.

As a long-time, passionate defender of polysyllabic words and dense prose in the name of precision and complexity, I consider myself taught a very painful lesson by Bob Honey.