Sentence examples for very impassioned from inspiring English sources

"Luis was very impassioned," said one board member, Dr. Elizabeth A. Wedemeyer.

It took a very impassioned, intense debate to select the nominees from an extremely strong and diverse long list.

He became very impassioned with his answer, complaining that players will and are always trying and fool referees.

"People are very impassioned about this issue," said Robert E. Parella, a senior professor of real property law at St . Johns University Law School in Queens.

"The other schools, although they were very impassioned about their school, there just was not enough there for us to say this school deserves that extra chance to turn their situation around".

"There were several students who were very impassioned about the conspiracy theory involving the government and there were others who were quite confident that James Earl Ray was the primary, if not the sole, party behind the assassination.

Nor was the brilliant Best Actor Leonard DiCaprio for The Revenant, who gave a very long, but impassioned and articulate speech, first thanking the typical folks and then reminding us climate change is real, "Let us not take this planet for granted".

This becomes evident with those clever easter eggs, well-timed doodles for very occasion and impassioned product videos; the one which tells the story of a reunion of two childhood friends separated during the partition of India and Pakistan really warms the cockles of the heart.

Zach is a very tough Louis -- impassioned and sharply aggressive, with a very intense sensuality".

"We heard a very strong, impassioned and lengthy defense of China's open investment policy," a trade official said.

As the first day and the rest of the week unfolded, I came to realize that I was among a very powerful, impassioned and selfless group of men and women.