Sentence examples for heart tremble from inspiring English sources

To be able to "feel" you are in an environment – or at least that your little plane or Jedi is in an environment – makes my jaded old reviewer's heart tremble.

In China, subjects also used the terms "heart stabbing," "needle through heart," "tremble," and "bursting" to describe their pain.

Even when I looked upon the world from the sanctuary underneath my bed, from time to time, my heart trembled and a little wishful murmur went to the stars.

I started to cry and said, "You cooked dinner for me even when we were fighting?" My heart trembled from the thoughtfulness as I ran to hug her.

After seeing "The West Side Waltz" in 1981, Charlton Heston wrote, "You have made all our hearts tremble, one time or another".

Some will sit with their hands raised to the skies with tears falling from their eyes as their hearts tremble out of devotion.

heart trembles like a butterfly.

When your heart trembles for another prisoner, a woman, a child laborer, that is when you become the accused.

When your heart trembles for the rights of another human, that is when you begin to slip; that is when the interrogations begin.

In a stirring personal recollection of her friend Ahari, Sepideh Pooraghaiee quoted from a letter which Ahari sent to a fellow prisoner: "When your heart trembles for the rights of another human, that is when you begin to slip; that is when the interrogations begin.

One called The Little Piecer tells the story of children toiling in the cotton mills and the toll this took on their health: "I often hurt my little hands and make my tender fingers bleed/When piecing threads and sopping flies and I thought was hard indeed/Oh master do you know the half that we endure to get you gold/Your heart might tremble for the day when that sad tale must be told".