Sentence examples for heal broken from inspiring English sources

Jean Harlow and Marilyn Monroe regularly holed up there to heal broken hearts.

No legal mandate can heal broken lines of communication between a parent and child, and no amendment to the statute is likely to correct its unconstitutionality.

Moss added, "The African American Church was born out of the crucible of slavery and the legacy of prophetic African American preachers since slavery has been and continues to heal broken marginalized victims of social and economic injustices.

Not that the group stays angry; most of the album is full of the usual boy-band come-ons, as 'N Sync vows to provide endless love and heal broken hearts.

Don't they know or care that this is the anniversary of one of the worst LRA massacres, when over 300 people were killed at Atiak in 1995? "This is a day when communities are trying to heal broken hearts, but Invisible Children want to plaster Kony's face everywhere," he continued.

Ceramics, metallic alloys, bone powder, wood or stem cells are just some of the substances doctors have used to replace or heal broken bones so far.

They limp from improperly healed broken ankles and they've got vision problems from staring at the sun.

Obama presents Sitting Bull as a non-denominational healer: Sitting Bull was a Sioux medicine man who healed broken hearts and broken promises.

When they perform the Bwola, the tribe's intricate, 500-year-old royal dance, you feel its ritual power healing broken lives.

Her hopping limp, the result of a badly healed broken ankle, already bore witness to the fragility of her bones, yet she was forever going out in all kinds of weather to look for bargains.

Russell studied at the Royal College of Music, but her inherent comedic skills (and an imperfectly healed broken nose that affected her voice) induced her to switch from opera to musical comedy.