And the destruction of Kashmir is the true heart of this book.
The ten teams between seventh and seventeenth are the true heart of the Premier League.
Dali described her salon as the true heart of Surrealist Paris.
You, absurdists and productive time-wasters, are the true heart of Questioningly, and we thank you.
Kleinzahler seeks the true heart of places, whether repellent, beautiful or both at once.
Yet even these terrors do not constitute the city's true heart of darkness.
"He has had the true heart of a Brave in him," Schuerholz said.
But in many ways the true heart of the house is outside.
Otto's relationship with Anne — advising, scolding, encouraging, cautioning — is the true heart of the film, giving it a tenderness that reconnects with Stevens's prewar romances and comedies.
But the true heart of the Jura wine region lies about 45 minutes from this year's Percée, in the little town of Arbois.
But the true heart of the building is its connective tissue, like a two-tier public foyer where theatergoers will mingle during intermission.
