Sentence examples for ordinary heart from inspiring English sources
The phrase "ordinary heart" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a heart that is typical or unremarkable, often in a metaphorical sense relating to emotions or character. Example: "Despite his extraordinary achievements, he always claimed to have an ordinary heart, filled with simple desires and dreams."
A new study shows that modifying a gene can encourage ordinary heart cells to take up the rhythm that sets the pace for the rest of the heart.
Prof Jeremy Pearson, the British Heart Foundation's associate medical director, said: "The ability to turn ordinary heart cells into specialised pacemaker cells in this way is highly novel and scientifically fascinating.
While there have been other attempts to build special-purpose glucose-sensing hardware, this is the first large-scale study showing that ordinary heart rate sensors when paired with an artificial intelligence-based algorithm can identify diabetes with no extra hardware.
The millions of girls that worship the band are artists in every sense: extracting wonder from the ordinary, uniting hearts and minds over miles, creating something from nothing.
I have yet to find another form that so affectingly deals with themes that are at once both ordinary and heart-stoppingly huge.
They lovingly cast her as an ordinary-at-heart woman who enjoys the simple pleasure of a hamburger right off the grill as much as the world's most expensive jewels.
She was an ordinary girl at heart".
Thor Tomasarson, a software engineer, said at the protest: "It just looks like he doesn't have the interests of ordinary Icelanders at heart.
Keep it to Borno, let it end there," the official News Agency of Nigeria reported.Such statements do not give the impression that Mr Jonathan or his colleagues, who face elections next year, take the worries of ordinary Nigerians to heart.
But the same biologic responses that would give a person extra strength in dangerous situations can produce physical symptoms when facing ordinary stress: rapid heart rate, feeling tense, nervous or queasy, stomachache and having sweaty palms.
He'd rather rub shoulders with corporate bigwigs – who talk about trickledown economics while storing their profits offshore – than have a heart-to-heart about ordinary people who have struggled to make ends meet and keep hope alive for their children during these years of austerity.
