Sentence examples for heart catching from inspiring English sources

Minutiae of fingers, line and timing registered keenly; her virtues of speed and buoyancy are sometimes heart catching.

Her combination of fragility and radiance proved invariably heart catching; her way of playing to her colleagues gave the stage world a greater reality.

Above all, the wide-spaced intervals and pulsating meters of Copland's score create an American West in terms of space, time and society; and the big melody for the main social dance is heart-catching.

No dancegoer needs to see this film, but many people will find it heart-catching.

The least incident concerning a supporting child at the party becomes heart-catching.

The young woman with the heart-catching expression in "Deaf and Mute" (1950), for example.

He has the gift of the long line and the heart-catching sopranic climax.

And she is better yet in the heart-catching buoyancy of her final circuit of jumps.

The larklike effusion of Ms. Hyltin's dancing — so carefree, so heart-catching — combines impulsiveness and polish in marvelous ways.

Take the delightful, heart-catching "Sunday Phone Call," in which the speaker gets a ring from her dead father.

Sterling Hyltin's figure has never looked more beautiful than in "Duo Concertant," and her lightness is heart-catching.