Sentence examples for absolute heart from inspiring English sources

Rightly, it's the absolute heart of confidence and reputation in any service.

He added that BP had lived up to its commitments in the Gulf and was putting "safety and risk management at the absolute heart of our business".

But "failure" in fact goes to the absolute heart of what was so very wrong about Tony Blair's policy, way of governing and premiership.

"She has an uncanny ability to, as an observer, cut to the absolute heart or core of a persona that interests her," said Bruce Wagner, an author and occasional television writer who worked as a writer and producer of Ms. Ullman's new series.

In "Preserving New York: Winning the Right to Protect a City's Landmarks" (Routledge, $40), Anthony C. Wood traces the origin of the law that arrived too late to save the Roxy, the Brokaw mansion and Penn Station, but that in more than four decades has preserved what he describes as "the absolute heart and soul of New York City".

The absolute heart of what it means to care about science is that you care about the evidence – that your opinions are based not on what you would like to be true but on what is found by research to be true.

Perfect for anyone who thought the nativity could have done with a few more prolonged scenes of agonised screaming, or more sudden moments of absolute heart-in-mouth terror or – as with one case in the first episode – a moment where Joseph reveals himself to be a colossal berk who thinks that Mary's labour is an appropriate time to muck around with an inflatable rubber glove.

This is to be expected as our measurements do not represent absolute resting heart rates: we may have been out of the thermoneutrality zone of the animal, they may have eaten prior to the recording session or may have been affected by the presence of tourists (see below).

Former comparative analyses of the SCORE, the Framingham and the UKPDS formulae demonstrated that the Framingham function may overestimate an individual's absolute chronic heart disease risk, and the UKPDS formula was not chosen based on its specific inclusion of T2DM as variable [ 13].

Participants' programs are individualized based on their baseline fitness assessment, with the target time and absolute workload (target heart rate: 60-70% of heart rate reserve) kept the same across all interventions.

There was a large difference in the absolute change in heart rate for patients with a baseline heart rate of ≥70 bpm vs. <70 bpm at month 1 (−14.6 ± 8.7 vs. −2.9 ± 7.3 bpm) and at month 4 (−19.9 ± 9.8 vs. −5.0 ± 6.9 bpm).