Sentence examples for the same heartfelt from inspiring English sources

His plastic alto saxophone delivers the same heartfelt cry it always has, his intonation retains the quivers and slurs of folk musicians before jazz was ever born and his beautiful tone embraces fundamental emotions.

Nick Hornby mines much the same vein of hipster melodrama in his own novels, and while Chalmers doesn't quite exhibit the same heartfelt grace, he is of the same angry, hopeful type.

So he asked her to write a screenplay, hoping it would have the same heartfelt voice.

I think hopefully in the same heartfelt and emotional way that we've been dealing with it from the beginning of the season.

Margaret Beckett, the former foreign secretary and one-time acting leader of the Labour Party, also makes an intervention by saying that Mr Miliband has the same "genuine heartfelt understanding of people's lives" and "steely determination" of both Clement Attlee and John Smith.

"But at the same time, that heartfelt message that you gave me is not a reason to do it," he said.

A brother and a sister fall for the same guy in the heartfelt new comedy, "I Love You Both," and HuffPost has an exclusive clip from the film. .

The idea that something could be gross and heartfelt at the same time.

In Ed Miliband, I see the same intelligence, the same genuine, heartfelt understanding of people's lives, yet also the same steely determination, that reminds me of two other Labour leaders – Clement Attlee and John Smith.

Halfway around the world, those terrible images of 5-year-old Omran Daqneesh moved another child, about the same age, to write a heartfelt letter to President Obama.

Yet at the same time there is something heartfelt, as well as poetic, to the climactic threnody in which the headmaster laments the changing of England: "The hedges come down from the silent fields.