Meanings of passionate utterance in English

He denied, he avowed, he proclaimed, and all in rapid, passionate utterance.

The moment he ceased his passionate utterance, Mrs. Arnot said kindly and gravely:

I will repay,' saith the Lord. What passionate utterance was this?

His passionate utterance ceased with a snap of his teeth.

In that low, passionate utterance Shefford read the death-blow to the old Mormon polygamous creed.

She stopped my passionate utterance with quick, impulsive gesture.

Her trembling voice was still, but throbbing heart and swelling bosom still poured forth their passionate utterance.

She spoke with a quick, passionate utterance.

Madame du Tillet, terrified, had covered her face with her hands during the passionate utterance of this anthem.

Grace turned to her nurse, and in low, almost passionate utterance, said: "Now tell me all."

He looked at her in amazement, startled at her passionate utterance, dismayed at a suggestion he had never contemplated.

This passionate utterance immediately preceded, in the original text, the following verses in which his buoyant spirits rise once more to the surface:-

This passionate utterance, penned by Napoleon Buonaparte at the beginning of the French Revolution, describes the state of Corsica in his natal year.

Something was wanting in the song,-hemissed the passionate utterance of the lover standing by the gate and pouring his soul in his singing.

At length he began, speaking in calm, unemotional tones that held perchance deeper pathos than a more passionate utterance could have endowed them with:

The passionate utterance went into a sound that resembled a laugh, but it was a sound of such bitterness that Crowther was strongly moved.