Sentence examples for heart to watch from inspiring English sources
"It breaks my heart to watch him on the couch in the evenings, changing the channels without saying a word.
It warms my heart to watch people drop ballots in a box to express their will, especially in a region where that so rarely happens.
Thomas L. Friedman, in "Ballots Over Bullets" (column, June 10), said it perfectly: "It warms my heart to watch people drop ballots in a box to express their will".
"For a person like me who loves the sport and got so much out of the sport and would love to give so much back, it breaks your heart to watch it all unfold," he said.
With enormous magnanimity, I sacrifice it to the greater good, but it breaks my heart to watch a stream of people climb outside into the snow to wipe their bottoms on my notes.
"I'm sorry to tell you this, but it's been a really tough season for me, as an individual and also for our team, so I haven't had enough time in my heart to watch other players during this season, especially because he's in another league," Suzuki said of Fukudome through a translator.
This broke our family's hearts to watch as Derek battled the disease.
The Bush family gathered in front of the Capitol on Wednesday morning under gray skies, hands over their hearts, to watch Mr. Bush's coffin leave the building.
My point isn't that these personalities will eventually replace premium content — there will always be a place in audiences' hearts to watch someone's eyes getting gouged out in Game of Thrones — but rather that YouTubers and independent artists have been commanding comparable audiences to premium content for a while now, and via a vastly different approach.
My point isn't that these personalities will eventually replace premium content — there will always be a place in audiences' hearts to watch someone's eyes getting gouged out in Game of Thrones — but rather that YouTubers and independent artists have been commanding comparable audiences to premium content for a while now, and via a vastly different approach.
"A Battle Won" is pyrrhic through and through: "The things I do to prove I'm right/Break her heart just to watch her cry".
