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

One student leader, a pretty young woman who never seems to stop frowning, makes an impassioned plea for the latter option.

So perhaps I was more impassioned than I need have been.

She was a champion fundraiser, she was such an impassioned advocate for her own company.

But he made up for it with impassioned performances and over-the-top fashion sense.

in a warning voice. A subdued impassioned murmur was audible in the room beyond, and Miss Baker leaned forward unashamed, trying to hear.

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

Impassioned Meticulous Expressive Timely: These four words, our Core Values, are at the heart of what makes Jeffco so exceptional.

Tuck a card under a beloved's pillow or slip into a briefcase to ensure an impassioned session of your own.

The D. A. , growing impassioned, swore that if Stein were allowed to go free, half the laws on the books would be useless.

The vote followed impassioned argument about whether or not the Bible forbids active homosexuality and left a number of delegates in tears.

Regardless of the strong civic challenge led by the impassioned 28-year-old Field, Edison did not immediately change his plans.

It was the talk that mattered supremely: the impassioned interchange of talk. Love was only a minor accompaniment.

Evocative and impassioned, mischievous and sultry, Nichole ALDEN is on a perpetual quest for her next musical exploration.

The simple reason that Mr Li gives us above sounds impassioned and convincing, and ends up with a commercial ad, as is typical of his style.

He gave vent to his feelings in am impassioned speech.

I confronted the teaching assistant, who referred me to Professor Jayne, who listened to my impassioned arguments but remained unmoved.

In an impassioned speech to Iceland's Chamber of Commerce last month, he urged the police to investigate the activities of bank executives.

In an impassioned speech , Professor Yunus said two-thirds of the world's population had no access to the formal financial system .

I gave an impassioned plea for the Democrats to fight back in the face of Republican attack ads.

They threw themselves into committees in the most impassioned manner, and collected subscriptions with a vehemence quite extraordinary.

Impassioned people teamed up to uncover the student's address and telephone number, both of which were then posted online.

Flushed with his impassioned gibberish, he saw himself standing alone on the last barrier of civilization.

Weighing the possibility that the impassioned Li might resign and scuttle an acquisition, the board voted unanimously to go public.

Through their impassioned dialogue they uncover the cosmology behind the much misunderstood cultural phenomenon: the Pacific "cargo-cult" .

He also gave an impassioned plea for a renewed U. S. commitment to improving relations with allies and international partners.

Pope Benedict XVI delivered his traditional Christmas Day message with an impassioned appeal for peace in the Middle East and Africa.

Onscreen Chemistry? They make a pretty impassioned pairing, bringing life to this impressive romantic epic.

Truth was a powerful and impassioned speaker whose legacy of feminism and racial equality still resonates today.

It was a group of Georgia Tech students who were impassioned about using computers for things that are impactful in art and in society.

Rudd is an impassioned, charismatic speaker, brimming with quiet confidence, even when speaking in Chinese.

In 2003, the entire country of Ecuador was urged to do this by an impassioned campaign.

In front of the negotiation table, his impassioned speech demonstrated our points in a way neither servile nor overbearing.

The owner wrote an impassioned letter to Jobs practically begging him to intervene and allow the product to keep its name.

In an impassioned speech at Paris's military academy, Sarkozy said France's return to Nato's inner sanctum was long overdue.

As this last impassioned cry echoed in the dark walls of Simon's skull, the figure at the room's center lifted its head.

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

Libyans filled the streets in jubilation and leaders worldwide issued impassioned statements as the brutal regime came to an end.

The most impassioned parts of the speech echoed those that Mr. Obama delivered on the west front of the Capitol three weeks ago.

But Mr Noda deserves credit, as much as anything, for outshining his rivals in an impassioned 15-minute speech just before voting began.

He's prone to impassioned McLuhanesque speeches that put Facebook pretty close to the forefront of human evolution.

There were many men of letters in these departments whose impassioned discussions covered a wide range of topics.

Nonetheless, the boss is an impassioned critic of the process involved.

I was surprised at the number of impassioned comments my recent post ( "Why Men and Women Can't be 'Just Friends'" ) generated.

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

Dustin Lance Black, who won original screenplay for "Milk, " also gave an impassioned speech in favor of gay rights.

Deep, stable tones, impassioned brights, and soothing pastels define this palette.

The whole ceremony was short but ceremonious, impassioned, with great sense and long-playing applause.

He recalled the speech Max had made in court and remembered with gratitude the kind, impassioned tone.

That inspired a dozen other impassioned criticisms from current and former RIM employees.

Extremely or extravagantly eager; impassioned or zealous.

The other defendants backed them up with impassioned interjections.

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

Does anyone get excited about buying a couch? I can't say the prospect awakens the impassioned consumer in me.

The sentence contains impassioned rhetoric.

In particular, he is in Scotland for a speech in front of soldiers, how impassioned, it is respect.

"Oh, Mrs. Bold! " said Mr. Slope in a manner almost impassioned.

But in the end, the prime minister, the incoming prime minister, Ibrahim al-Jaafari, made an impassioned plea to vote today.

But led by the newly impassioned Barroso, it is determined not to let this crisis go to waste.

Finally the history of film flange impassioned speech in the school auditorium, saved Charlie's future, ironically, the school's hypocrisy.

Reactions on Twitter were equally impassioned.

In a private letter to Ricciardo Becchi dated 8 March 1498, Machiavelli described one of Savonarola's impassioned sermons quite critically.

A classmate gave an impassioned speech on the benefits of drinking liquor.

I felt the extreme happiness in my body and soul brought by the fluent steps and the impassioned music.

After three hours of impassioned debate the motion was defeated.

Mayor Wang Hongju delivered impassioned address on the reception.

Bouebdelli, who had educated many of the country's elite and their children, was thus transformed overnight into an impassioned dissident.

Instead, they make impassioned calls for more "humanely" raised meat.

At present, impassioned souls embedded in my harp, weep in silence.

He then proceeded to make an impassioned plea for us to do more on behalf of blacks.

But in May 2000, after 11 years behind bars, he wrote an impassioned letter to then Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee, an ordained pastor.

She made an impassioned plea for justice.

an impassioned plea for justice.

Wow, so many people here! Higher temperature, more impassioned atmosphere! !

We got the impassioned welcome.

This is how, while camping, I once had an impassioned argument with a friend over whose pillow was whose.

We believe we can accomplish this by being a "listening" company of well-informed, impassioned people.

Pick to: the song dynasty ZhangYuNian poetess in writing LanXue of floating down, there is more, but the attic feelings impassioned psalm.

But also serious, sensitive, impassioned and, from the look that flitted across his face at the end there, a man who misses his brother.

Men are failures, not because they are stupid, but because they are not sufficiently impassioned.

A subdued impassioned murmur was audible in the room beyond.

After a period of feverish and impassioned excitement, he wrote a letter full of wild regret and beseeching, and an ineffable tenderness.

Have you been impassioned by the world cup which is held every four years?

Yet he also acknowledges a set of laudable, impassioned public ambitions: to help other struggling veterans;

A leader who obtains power by means of impassioned appeals to the emotions and prejudices of the

In term of the writing style, it is characterized as simple and clear, connotation and profound, bold and impassioned;

(Impassioned) happiness, anger, sadness and joy, love, evil, people wishing to

An impassioned age, so ardent and serious in its pursuit of art(Walter Pater)

A moving travel full of impassioned impact between history and modern

Never happier he is than when reading impassioned descriptions of hopeless agony

tosway a dissatisfied minority group by impassioned political speeches full ofpromises

We have loved so impassioned