Dominating against passive play

Imagine this: A player, as white, starts with a gambit, sacrificing a pawn for a development advantage. He goes on to win the sacrificed pawn back, but his bishop is undeveloped still, and his pieces are forced into passivity after black opens up the position. White loses the exchange, and, later, the game. This is one such example.

In the game, black does not relax after winning the exchange and continues to set up attacks. This proves decisive in the game, and black won easily.