impassioned造句

A subdued impassioned murmur was audible in the room beyond.

Imprisonment and torture turned him into an impassioned and embittered revolutionary.

Dante speaks to us in an impassioned human voice that is often aggrieved and vengeful.

Before putting out his light he re-read Tess's impassioned letter.

This idea got an impassioned endorsement from an eminent group of global opinion leaders in Singapore on Sunday.

Mr. Yao listened to impassioned pleas by residents of northern Thailand to stop further construction on the river.

My dear friends, have you been impassioned by the world cup which is held every four years? Which theme song impressed you most in your recollection?

that mastery over things and self to which [Beethoven] himself was aspiring, and which he was to achieve by an effort of impassioned heroism ...

Another innovator, the writer Will Self - whose Walking to Hollywood, an impassioned RIP for the movie business, has just been published - is in no doubt.

A bombastic portuguese legislator gave an impassioned plea for the right of little people to have their fun just one night a year.

The ceremony took place in Prague, where last year Mr Obama made an impassioned plea for "a world without nuclear weapons". See article.

I remember an impassioned eulogy for the typewriter delivered years ago by one of my newspaper colleagues: how, he asked, could we write on a keyboard that made no sound?

Schlink, who is also a lecturer in law, writes with an alert sense for moral ambiguities, yet he also makes an impassioned stand in defence of the redemptive power of love. Philip Oltermann