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But he also made the most impassioned call for international help.

If it does not, then more impassioned studies will be required.

All she wanted to know was whether he wrote impassioned letters to his wife.

Will all the calls from impassioned voters make a difference?

But what had happened to that girl and her impassioned poetry?

The more impassioned you are, the stronger it will be.

A month had not passed before he was paying her an impassioned court.

"I value my word above all else," the impassioned letter said.

There would be no point in beginning with an impassioned declaration of love.

"It sounded as if you were quite impassioned about the subject."

Bear asked, not sure what to make of her impassioned speech.

The debate in the House was full of impassioned speeches.

He considered her impassioned tumble of words for a moment.

This cannot have been what he meant, then, by his impassioned order of one last push.

We are looking for entries from impassioned local groups or individuals.

Those who favor impassioned music making may find her playing a bit cool.

His songs are more abstract, even at their most impassioned.

The teacher also becomes an impassioned advocate of his students.

His impassioned speech shows a clear understanding of a correct relationship to God.

At the opening in 1902 he gave an impassioned tribute to the great man.

He walked away as if they had never shared an impassioned kiss.

His impassioned speech converted her mother to the cause and for a few days she could talk of nothing else.

The inquiry does not call for impassioned rhetoric from either side.

Not every culture has such a long, impassioned history of recording its accomplishments.

The child-care system, she says, could use the same impassioned approach.