Sentence examples for heart except from inspiring English sources
Current implantation procedure involves removal of the diseased heart except for some of the tissue from the atria, the two upper chambers of the heart.
They are pure of heart, except for schemers like Ave Maria's bitter Aunt Alice and the beauty-queen majorette, Tayloe Slagle, both of whom get their comeuppance.
On those occasions when his mother cooked, everything was "scorched as black as a witch's heart," except the sprouts, which had a "nuclear green glow".
When Hazel Homer was 99, more than one doctor advised that there was little to be done about her failing heart except wait for it to fail a final time.
My niche is digital marketing, and Denise wrote about mom topics close to her heart (except those times when she wrote about brands for profit).
Graham replied, "nobody knows a man's heart except God".
As shown in Fig. 8a, we found that MDR tumors took up approximately 0.8% of MBO-asGCS and that amount was greater than these in other tissues (pancreas, small intestine, stomach, large intestine, serum, lung, brain, heart), excepting liver and kidneys that are the major organs for oligonucleotide degradation (5.8% in liver, 0.99% in kidney).
More interestingly, tracking Cy3-labeled MBO-asGCS in mice revealed that MDR tumors took up 0.8% of administered MBO-asGCS; This tumor uptake level is greater than in other normal tissues (pancreas, small intestine, stomach, large intestine, serum, lung, brain, heart), excepting liver and kidneys.
And while emissions of fine particulates tend to kill slowly (heart attacks excepted) and traffic accidents do so quite swiftly, thinking of an air-pollution-related death as the equivalent of a teenage driver slamming into a tree after the prom does focus the mind.
Second, Trump's animus has hardly been kept in his heart of hearts, except in the sense that he wears his heart on his Twitter feed.
At the same theatre three years later, Peg (1984), based on the 1912 American tearjerker, Peg O' My Heart, about an Irish-American girl of unexpected fortune descending on snobbish English relatives, won few hearts except through Heneker's catchy tunes.
