He loves you passionately.
Then kiss your love passionately!
But Jesus he passionately pursues you.
She hugged me, passionately effusive as always.
God is a passionate God. He passionately loves some things and passionately hates other things.
He believes passionately in the power of personal diplomacy.
She clasped her daughter passionately in her arms.
But on some really big issues, he makes his view passionately known, one way or another.
You can want something passionately without turning it into an absolute necessity.
You need to passionately share what you believe in, but don't fake it.
Even more unusually, the agency admitted that many of its top scientists disagreed, some passionately.
This essay was born of the recent trend of people publicly disavowing their once passionately held vegan or vegetarian beliefs.
They don't just think they have a good idea, but they believe passionately that their concept is worth making real.
'I can't truthfully say that Spencer and I are still madly, passionately in love with each other.
Until last week, many of the Libyan rebels spoke passionately of their desire to liberate themselves, and implored the West to stay out of it.
God wants you to serve him passionately, not dutifully. People rarely excel at tasks they don't enjoy doing or feel passionate about.
In order to live authentically, fully, and passionately, you have to know who you are, want you want, and what's standing in your way.
The scholarly know-it-all is a walking encyclopedia on programming. He can spend hours passionately discussing the history of a programming language or dissecting imperfect code.
She has experienced firsthand the huge gap that exists between two very different worlds and she passionately wants to use her global success and visibility to help bridge this gap.
In this song, the General has a message for his President, and he sings passionately about the injustices and indignities that the Tunisian people have faced and how they feel helpless.
While Rand was hardly the first philosopher to advocate an ethos of individualism, reason, and self-interest, no one formulated it as accessibly or persuasively as she did — or as passionately.
Looking his students in the eye, Mr. Miller spoke passionately. "Just because you are not an honor roll student," he said, "does not mean you do not have a valuable contribution to make."
