Jean-Michel reveals that he has not only been blown away by the dedication of Action Against Hunger's volunteers, but also by the increasingly impassioned approach to charity by the wider population.

They swap increasingly impassioned bursts of song, harmonizing as they go, then spring suddenly back into snarls when they are found out, playing a peaceable game of checkers in their lair with pebbles each has found in his pocket.

It's also hilarious in the increasingly impassioned way that Marty and Terry and Phil and Renee defend their views, exchanging the sort of ghastly jargon that lazy drama critics use.

The controversy has presented the Japanese government with a difficult choice: whether to favor increasingly impassioned popular sentiments about the abductees, or to pursue rapprochement with North Korea, with which it has never had diplomatic relations.

But even if he does not accept a Palestinian state, the Prime Minister has grown increasingly impassioned in his conviction that it is time for Israelis and Palestinians to bid each other farewell.

Increasingly impassioned, Miss Ferri's Giselle drew her hapless Albrecht into an infernal dance.

This higher register is then complemented by Harrison's "increasingly impassioned" vocal and the subsequent "timely reappearance" of his twin slide guitars, before the backing vocals "deftly" switch to the Sanskrit mantra and prayer.

"We are not merely echoes of your past," said Kirk, becoming increasingly impassioned.

Just as strange is a segment in which bits of Shawn's choreography are woven into the piece as Thomas Dwyer reads Shawn's notes as an increasingly impassioned sermon.

As he spoke, Suggs became increasingly impassioned about the narrative described in the 2006 documentary film, "Who Killed the Electric Car?"