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Meanings of impassioned speech in English

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Usage of impassioned speech in English
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It was a swift, impassioned speech, clear, ringing, honest in every word.
The Furnace of Gold
2
Instead of replying to Sano's impassioned speech, Ogyu changed the subject.
Shinjū
3
By the end of his impassioned speech, in contrast, Sanders was visibly perspiring.
The Guardian
4
When this was relayed to the abbot, the cleric made another impassioned speech.
Tuck
5
Evelyn's expression is too empty for someone giving an impassioned speech.
Insurgent
6
Russian President Vladimir Putin's was especially palpable after an impassioned speech by Ukraine's president.
Reuters
7
The headmaster did not denounce the school in an impassioned speech from the dais.
The Head of Kay's
8
He also gave an impassioned speech about ineqaulity and injustice.
News.com.au
9
He made an impassioned speech for the defence: a speech which has become historic.
I Will Repay
10
Ned interrupted the flow of John's impassioned speech by suddenly appearing with uplifted hand.
The Southerner: A Romance of the Real Lincoln
11
Eat, Pray, Love author Elizabeth Gilbert delivered an impassioned speech.
Ebony
12
Your impassioned speech gave me much food for thought.
Sisterhood of Dune
13
The congressman gave an impassioned speech before the House.
BBC
14
The question stung him into impassioned speech which was better than anything in his manuscript.
Little Journeys to the Homes of the Great - Volume 12 / Little J...
15
Her impassioned speech about the importance of tackling inequality drew plaudits from coast to coast.
Radio NZ
16
Tinville alone had remained silent during Lenoir's impassioned speech.
I Will Repay
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
Common