Sentence examples for connected heart from inspiring English sources
We were still able to find those moments of laughter when we connected heart to heart and all differences dissolved.
We, people of all beliefs and backgrounds across this country and around the world, are called to stand together arm in arm, connected heart to heart with people of all traditions, against violence of all kinds and stand united in support of freedom of religion and spiritual expression and the rights of all people to lives of dignity and peace in America and throughout the world.
The garden bridge project, the superfluous and now abandoned plan to build a Thames crossing in the richest and best connected heart of London, may one day be judged the peak of the capital's narcissistic hubris.
Carefully unfold the segments to reveal a chain of connected hearts.
Moreover, there is a huge and valuable literature connecting heart disease to stress and emotional wounds.
8. Candidate started feeling interviewer's chest to find a heartbeat so they could "connect heart to heart".
But the findings add to an ever-growing body of research connecting heart health to brain health.
A prototype for one of the new systems that connects heart monitors to wireless networks was designed by Bryan Striemer, a senior engineer at I.B.M. in Rochester, Minn.
Founded in 1978, Theatre of Yugen creates intercultural performances rooted in the aesthetic yugen (derived from the Japanese characters yu, meaning deep, quiet, or other-worldly, and gen, meaning subtle, profound, or obscured) and envisions a world where people connect heart to heart, without boundaries, by experiencing the beauty expressed therein.
Dysregulated gene expression and differential DNA methylation of angiogenic factors may indeed connect heart failure with different etiologies, in the same manner that raised levels of NPPA and the re-induction of a fetal gene programme marks heart failure irregardless of its inciting cause [2].
An analysis of the networks of these mediators shows that proteins connecting heart disease and diabetes largely overlap with the ones connecting heart disease and obesity.
