Sentence examples for heartfelt language from inspiring English sources

Some are faithful to the old, heartfelt language of black dance.

"On the Transmigration of Souls" sets to music the plainspoken, heartfelt language surrounding the events of September 11th: the final words of victims, exclamations of grief, missing-persons signs, scattered phrases like "Windows on the World".

But the most heartfelt language focused on environmental pollution, an issue that Li Keqiang acknowledged was "a blight on people's quality of life and a trouble that weighs on their hearts".

Although it's concerning to hear about yet another example of freedom of expression being quashed in the arts in China, having a hugely heartfelt Mandarin-language song about a mid-ranking Premier League team is an enjoyably quirky consolation.

And yet what they represent beyond this is more complex, more heartfelt – a story of Welsh identity, language and belonging.

He outlined his ideas, along with some homespun wisdom and a sprinkling of homily, in the book, "The Five Love Languages: How to Express Heartfelt Commitment to Your Mate," published in 1992 by Moody, a division of the Bible Institute.

"His words seemed heartfelt.

J offers a nightmarish vision of a society forgiving its trespasses in diluted language: formalised, but far from heartfelt apologies; people choosing new, often Hebraic names in the belief that they are all now one happy family.

The corresponding author would like to express his heartfelt gratitude to Dr. Andrew Beale for editing the language in the manuscript.

The speech was exhaustive and heartfelt.

The parallel implies that fluency in many languages is a signifier of a growing heartfelt connection between hosts.