Sentence examples for heartfelt point from inspiring English sources

I have heard their message and I respect their heartfelt point of view".

Handmade focused on idiosyncratic comedy, mostly films that were distinctly British and that grew out of an especially freakish but heartfelt point of view, like "Brian," directed by Terry Jones, and "Time Bandits" (1981), the wild-eyed comic fantasy directed by Terry Gilliam, both former Pythons.

Regardless of what Sherrod has done over the years, it's now clear what she did during her speech -- make a heartfelt point about looking beyond race.

And Ralph made heartfelt, valid points about our legal system, points that have been made time and again by victims of rape: the way that the crown takes over as the prosecutor means that the victims of crime can only ever be witnesses, kept in the dark, out of the loop, their grief and pain disrespected and lost in the system.

Barack Obama embraced families of the victims of the Orlando massacre on Thursday then gave heartfelt but pointed remarks.

Mr. Glass has never been a Schumannesque Romantic; even the most heartfelt, dramatically pointed scenes in his operas are the work of a careful rationalist.

From the judge's clerk to the defense lawyer, there was barely a dry eye in the courtroom in Manhattan as the parents of a 20-year-old woman who was strangled by Mr. Cordero, her companion, made heartfelt and pointed statements.

In an interview on Monday, Ms. Weingarten said her endorsements of Mr. Hevesi and Mr. Ferrer were heartfelt, and she pointed to past endorsements of candidates who won -- Charles E. Schumer in 1998 and Hillary Rodham Clinton last year.

Skarlatos and his dance partner, Lindsay Arnold, came third in the show's 21st season, their high point a heartfelt and patriotic waltz to America the Beautiful.

Yes, granted it meant nothing more to him than motherhood and apple pie, and he had more leeway than Miliband because it was rather more difficult to pin him down as a heartfelt lefty, but the point is even New Labour could happily bandy "socialism" about.

At first she seems uncomfortable with his intrusive behavior, but after about 15 minutes of film time she's okay with it and off they go on an all night roam around New York on a multitude of "I have an idea!" poorly thought out but heartfelt obstacles to get from point a to point b.