"I really appreciate what those people have been saying to me, some really heartfelt things". Crowley can count herself in a select company of women -- Andrea Mitchell and Lesley Stahl are also in the club -- whose news careers on national TV continue to flourish into middle age.
Listening there, I don't know what Garry is going to say, and I hear him try to say heartfelt, loving things as a friend, and I'm like, 'Yeah, he's really trying to communicate, and that's beautiful and ballsy.' Because people are out of that habit.
It was a very heartfelt and classy thing to do.
This paradox illustrates one aspect of his brilliance: his ability to justify his actions, no matter how entirely self-serving, as being done for others.Psychologists call this "cognitive dissonance"—the ability to make a compelling, heartfelt case for one thing while doing another.
Reflecting on the difficult year that's passed since the death of her husband, TV host Kathie Lee Gifford penned an emotional and heartfelt letter detailing the things that have helped her cope with grief.
It is one thing to offer "heartfelt solidarity", quite another to offer French troops on an overseas mission or to expose the French at home to an increased risk of terrorism.
This connection between the stage and the self-appointed journalistic sage only occurred to me during "Tiny Beautiful Things," the lovely, heartfelt theatrical adaptation by Nia Vardalos of Cheryl Strayed's collection of Dear Sugar columns.
Neither covers my own reaction, though it was closer to Monty Python fish-slapping than the heartfelt-smiling thing.
Some other people have reached out and said some really heartfelt touching things to me about the work I've done for music, locally and with the 365.
But no matter how heartfelt, I'm not going to entertain personal comments from the accused about how things are going.
