Sentence examples for burgeoning heart from inspiring English sources

His back is to the riders, but everyone knows its Woz because of the burgeoning heart disease and that little "Segway Twitch" you see five seconds into the tableau.

In gleefully playing the role of Global Proprietor/Provocateur, Old Media invariably elides the very pulse of China's achy, breaky cosmopolitan heart -- the sputtering, blustery, insecure, irrepressible, burgeoning middle and upper-middle class.

The burgeoning spirit of magic and mysticism responsible for designer tarot decks and the rise of energy field photography emerges at the heart of a group show titled, Season of the Witch.

The country has a burgeoning middle class.

Your editorial (April 30), "Melting Snows, Melting Hearts," holds out hope that the water-rich areas of our state are burgeoning with hearts suddenly grown warm and willing to share their wealth with those of us less fortunate.

The church and its resplendent window resided on a small island in the river flowing through the burgeoning city's heart.

"The field of chemical biology is burgeoning because at its heart, at the heart of certainly cell biology, is an understanding at the molecular level of what's going on and that's chemistry essentially.

Heart failure requiring urgent therapy represents a burgeoning health care burden.

Praying for love to settle into burgeoning insecure, yet worthy hearts.

Specifically, the term "transitional justice" betrays a deep tension between two approaches to justice that goes to the heart of the burgeoning program of international criminal justice.

The really wild west Vancouver Island in British Columbia is the home of the laid-back town of Tofino, which is at the heart of the burgeoning Canadian surf scene and has such good waves it hosts major international surf contests.