Sentence examples for heartfelt true from inspiring English sources

As I approached publishers with this anthology of women's stories -- which includes writers such as Joyce Maynard and Deborah Santana, activists like Dominique Browning, and includes heartfelt true stories about love, death, sexuality, cancer, self-love and many more important and timely topics, I was surprised by their responses.

Something is being expressed, yes, and it may be something heartfelt and true, but it may not be about me or my own feelings.

The performers apparently did a fair amount of improvisation, and too often their talk veers into exposition, which, however heartfelt and true, paradoxically sounds (badly) scripted.

"It was small steps all along," she adds, "but it always felt as if we were supported by a real belief in each other and a belief that we could do something extraordinary, absolutely heartfelt and true, and that's what we wanted to achieve".

It's absurd to say that "corruption" means having true, heartfelt moral/political beliefs that you express in a review, and to say that "objective" reviews are possible and should be held up as the ideal for reviewing.

It undermines your true, heartfelt intentions.

"Something thrilling, masculine, with a political scope to it and a true, heartfelt emotional finish.

That speech was very heartfelt and was very true and was very sad.

Ndegeocello's shattering version of "Pusherman," was so heartfelt, emotionally deep and true-to-life that she seemed to thoroughly transform herself on stage into the character she portrayed in song.

The special effects suggest a Narnia-like romp, but the movie has a darker, more sorrowful landscape to explore and it does so brilliantly, with true nuance and heartfelt sincerity.

In the days following the controversial interview, Clark went on several news programs to reiterate his true admiration and heartfelt support for McCain's military service as a fellow veteran who had been wounded in combat.