Sentence examples for triggered passionate from inspiring English sources

"What is it that transforms an area's local musical landscape into a credible national scene?" asks Live UK journalist Allan Glen, in his post on the Guardian Northerner which has triggered passionate debate.

Mr Obama conceded that those leaks triggered a passionate and welcome debate about American snooping.

And then quickly shift back to Sherman and dump full blame on him for triggering such passionate and angered outbursts from so many people.

Meanwhile, a string of biographies have revealed, among other things, that piano music and foul apples inspired Schiller to write, that a brothel visit probably triggered his first passionate scribblings ("Your glances, when they smile love, could stir marble to life"), and that the loves of his life were two aristocratic sisters to whom he penned a joint love letter.

"There's no doubt that Mr. Snowden's leaks triggered a much more rapid and passionate response than would have been the case if I had simply appointed this review board," he said.

Maybe "Mr. Snowden's leaks triggered a much more rapid and passionate response," and without him "it would have been less exciting and it would not have generated as much press".

Passionate romantic love, commonly triggered by a visual input, is an all-consuming and disorienting state that pervades almost every aspect of a lover's life.

But every so often in English church history, compromise and emollience have triggered a countervailing reaction: an upsurge in faith of a more passionate kind.

At times we have a catharsis of feelings, and something minor can become the trigger for a passionate outburst.

For these hard working, passionate people, it is their connection with music that ultimately triggers their moment of liberation.

She is passionate about returning colour to sculpture, believing in its power to trigger an emotional reaction.