How To Use From the heart In A Sentence
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She had the kind of clear, clean progressive politics that came directly from the heart and the head: she didn't possess an ounce of guile or expediency, the latter sometimes miscalled pragmatism by those who favour power over principle.
Archive 2009-08-01
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Still Galen appears by this experiment to prove both that the pulsative property extends from the heart by the walls of the arteries, and that the arteries, whilst they dilate, are filled by that pulsific force, because they expand like bellows, and do not dilate as if they are filled like skins.
Introduction
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You have obeyed from the heart that form of doctrine which was delivered to you, v. 17.
Commentary on the Whole Bible Volume VI (Acts to Revelation)
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Harrington is famously teetotal, never having let a drop of alcohol cross his lips, so it can assumed he was speaking from the heart.
US Open 2011: Remarkable Rory McIlroy wins by eight shots
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Virtue flies from the heart of a mercenary man.
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-- I have often, I said, fancied that, besides the load of exuvial coats and breeches under which he staggers, there is another weight on him -- an atrior cura at his tail -- and while his unshorn lips and nose together are performing that mocking, boisterous, Jack-indifferent cry of "Clo ', clo'!" who knows what woeful utterances are crying from the heart within?
Catherine: a Story
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She took a pipkin from the hearth, where a small fire burned, though it was summer weather, as Dickie could see by the green tree-tops that swayed and moved outside in the sun, poured some gruel out of it into a silver basin.
Harding's Luck
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It was clearly an offer that came from the heart.
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Then on to the Fens - a land of fertile fields and canals and dykes with The Isle of Ely rising majestically from the heart of it all.
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On ascending the ladder and crawling inside, smoke from the hearth stings the eyes.
Times, Sunday Times
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It is my way of showing my appreciation for their support, and it comes from the heart.
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The extract from the heartwood is not a dye until it undergoes oxidation into hematein, which is an acid chromogen.
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The marble clock on the mantel-piece softly chimed the half-hour, the dog rose uneasily from the hearthrug and looked at the party at the breakfast table.
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And she's a genuine, true person and when she sings, you know she sings from the heart.
'Idol' finalist Katelyn Epperly: 'For me, this isn't over'
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This disease clogs arteries throughout the body, and legs are especially vulnerable because of their distance from the heart.
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My clever wee dog was for dashing off, the same as when he's smelt a rabbit, so we caught up our plaids and came away after him, only stopping to snatch a brand from the hearth and smoor the fire.
Drums of Autumn
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The most critical is a life-threatening weakness in the aorta -- the major blood vessel from the heart.
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During this surgery, the inferior vena cava, the other large vein that returns deoxygenated blood to the heart from the lower half of the body, is disconnected from the heart and attached to the pulmonary artery.
Tricuspid Atresia
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Keep in mind that I have no training in teaching or social work, so my methods are unscientific to say the least, but definitely from the heart.
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This sentimental literature exalted spontaneous and expressive emotion springing directly from the heart.
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He set the stub in the three-pronged holder, then lit it with a stick of lightwood from the hearth.
Lord of the Isles
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While women are complimenting my courage for speaking from the heart, male fans are showering praises for the spunk I showed in taking on the high and mighty.
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It's a collective combined 'harrumph' and 'tut' coming from the heart of middle England, upon hearing the news.
Silicon.com :
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The most critical is a life-threatening weakness in the aorta -- the major blood vessel from the heart.
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Virtue flies from the heart of a mercenary man.
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Again, there is no sense of writing to please commissars or to follow a set political agenda; this music unmistakably comes from the heart.
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Mountbatten had decided to shift his headquarters from New Delhi to Ceylon, moving from the heart of India to the pear-shaped island at its southernmost tip.
A Covert Affair
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She resembles a fresh fountain springing from the heart of life.
Nobel Prize in Literature 1938 - Presentation Speech
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He was introduced as not a shop steward or convenor but ‘just a worker speaking from the heart’.
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Two wires dangled from the heart of the machine and gently danced in the breeze.
Excerpt: The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind by William Kamkwamba
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The key motivator for change has to be a desire from the heart of the business to unlock its potential.
Times, Sunday Times
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Virtue flies from the heart of a mercenary man.
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A plea from the heart- A number of well meaning parents took babies.
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If he was the quintessential Parisian (in his autobiography, he describes himself as “a Parisian from the heart of Paris”), she was the fiercely ambitious arriviste.
The King Is Dead
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The difference between appreciation and flattery? That is simple. One is sincere and the other insincere. One comes from the heart out; the other from the teeth out. One is unselfish; the other selfish. One is universally admired; the other universally condemned. Dale Carnegie
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The stories range from the heart-warming to the bone chilling, without ever giving in to sentimentality or farce.
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In love matters, talking from the heart can make a so-so relationship a wonderful one.
The Sun
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Mr. Finch is the most sedate young man I have ever seen; -- but his sedateness is temper'd with a _sweetness_ inexpressible; -- a certain mildness in the features; -- _a mildness_ which, in the countenance of that great commander I saw at Brandon Lodge, appears like _mercy_ sent out from the heart to discover the dwelling of _true courage_.
Barford Abbey
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Second, that the afflux proceeds from the heart, and through the heart by a course from the great veins; for it gets into the parts below the ligature through the arteries, not through the veins; and the arteries nowhere receive blood from the veins, nowhere receive blood save and except from the left ventricle of the heart.
On the Motion of the Heart and Blood in Animals
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It was the blues with energy, music from the heart, played on whatever was around.
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Though Carter hasn't lost his love of the lyric as pure sound, the sentiments here come from the heart more than the head.
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On ascending the ladder and crawling inside, smoke from the hearth stings the eyes.
Times, Sunday Times
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Yes, Father, no, Father, I will, Father!" and never a word blurted out from the heart.
The Devil's Novice
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A good snarl from the heart is never tedious. (tis out August 5th, btw ... or sometime next year if yer in the US) duanawitch: I shall munch on your cookie with some milk to calm my bilious stomach.
Duh, Tell Us About The Rabbits, George
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Whatever the reasons for being unhappy, the internet can become a tempting distraction from the heartache and hassle of tackling relationship problems.
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Thompson's solo is a cry from the heart, both a reflection of the violence, the tortured mind of Wells and the women he slaughtered.
Michael Giltz: Music: Richard Thompson at Town Hall
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It's about hope,’ he said testily this weekend as he hopscotched from the heartland to Dixie to California in pursuit of caucus votes and contributions.
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The patrons kept their distance from the hearthside, leaving a deserted space around the fireplace and us.
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For him, it was the unease of the open door, the increased coolness of his dwelling as heat from the hearth was drawn away into the depthless darkness, and the relentless, renewed struggle against hated memories.
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But God be thanked, that ye were the servants of Sin -- that is, that this is a state of things now past and gone. but ye have obeyed from the heart that form of doctrine which was delivered you -- rather, "whereunto ye were delivered" (Margin), or cast, as in a mould.
Commentary Critical and Explanatory on the Whole Bible
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If a book come from the heart, it will contrive to reach other hearts; all art and authorcraft are of small amount to that.
Sartor Resartus, and On Heroes, Hero-Worship, and the Heroic in History
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Virtue flies from the heart of a mercenary man.
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Heart failure results from the heart overgrowth and diabetes is the usual result of pancreatic changes.
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Blood is pumped from the heart to the branchiae, where it is purified, and then distributed to all parts of the creature's body.
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Blood flows from the heart to the periphery of the body in arteries.
How to Lower High Blood Pressure
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What makes the comparison of the perfect Taj and the “perfect” Apple so imperfect is that the vision of the Taj came from the heart, while the Apple products are for a specific customer segment who are willing to pay a premium.
What the Taj Mahal and Apple Have in Common
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The PFY dutifully phones and a ring sound emerges from the heart of the machine.
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Yes, regardless of the eager crowds around me, I leant upon the side of the vessel and cried like a child – not tears of sorrow, but a gush from the heart of pure and unalloyed delight.
Roughing It in the Bush
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Perry painted the state an even brighter red, in part, because his democratic opponent, former Houston Mayor Bill White, suffered from the heartbreak of ineffectuality.
James Moore: Yo, America. It's Texas. We Got Another One for Ya!
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During this surgery, the superior vena cava, one of the two large veins attached to the heart to return deoxygenated or blue blood from the upper half of the body, is disconnected from the heart and attached to the pulmonary artery.
Tricuspid Atresia
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He spoke with confidence, from the heart.
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Virtue flies from the heart of a mercenary man.
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Sometimes, when the east wind is full of meditative savagery, one almost fancies that a hot odour may have travelled in its caravan from the heart of China, bringing us a message from the spice trees of Kwangtung.
The Spring of Joy: A Little Book of Healing
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On ascending the ladder and crawling inside, smoke from the hearth stings the eyes.
Times, Sunday Times
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He was stabbed three times, suffering a fatal wound to the aorta, the major blood vessel from the heart.
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When reinforcements streamed from the heartland of Tavisnane to support beleaguered garrisons, the people of the towns and cities they left behind rose up to reclaim their walls.
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At the right of her drawing Linda sketched in a fine specimen of monkey flower, deepening the yellow from the hearts of the amole lilies for the almost human little monkey faces.
Her father`s daughter
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It is fabulous to see you verbalize from the heart and your clarity on this significant subject can be easily seen.
What to expect in Senate's Saturday health care vote
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Unlike the strictly timed moves of the waltzes and mazurkas of Nobility, these dances were from the heart.
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Both versions monitor about a dozen heart parameters, most importantly the flow of blood from the heart.
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Remember, this is Monbiot, a serious analyst of anthropogenic global warming, not Bjorn Lomborg or a mercenary from the Heartland Institute.
SolveClimate: Biochar and George Monbiot’s Misguided Rant
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he spoke from the heart
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With so many spin doctors and advisors and speech-writers clogging up the political process in recent years it is great to see someone just tell it like it is from the heart.
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Tim saw himself as a troubadour, a poet singing from the heart.
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But I'm going to speak directly from the heart based on the principles that I believe in.
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… Emily received a human homograft valve that was taken from the heart of a baby that had passed away," Frank said.
News for WNCT
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I had said to her, perhaps that very day, 'I know not whether this book is worth anything, nor what the world will do with it, or misdo, or entirely forbear to do (as is likeliest), but this I could tell the world: You have not had for a hundred years any book that came more direct and flamingly sincere from the heart of a living man; do with it what you like, you -----!'
Letters and Memorials of Jane Welsh Carlyle
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I managed to get my knees beneath me and scramble to my feet, turning to see a massive beast, a great white wyrm, rising up from the heart of the ship, cleaving it in two with its very body.
On Desperate Seas « A Fly in Amber
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Blood is carried from the heart in arteries and returns to it in veins.
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This is a plea from the heart.
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The compatibility between poetry and writing from the heart is not automatic but at best conventional.
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Blood clots can be deadly, leading to strokes, for example, or blocking the lungs' supply of blood from the heart.
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Greetings from the heartland; Independence, Kansas.
Welcome to Independence
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In this schema, circulation was entirely centrifugal: blood moved only outward from the heart and liver to the various parts of the body, where it was consumed for nourishment.
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Anger was also a product of innate heat, which excitement and emotion agitated and caused to rise to the surface from the heart.
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Button up your bootstraps, tie on your bonnet, and throw your cabin door open wide for this wholesome tale from the heart of America's 18th-century homeland.
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Poetry has long held nearly aphrodisiacal qualities, when employed properly -- that is, when it truly comes from the heart.
Mark C. Miller: Pillow Talk: A User's Guide
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Would you say that bringing emotion into the story, letting the reporter speak from the heart, is also helping avoid the desensitization?
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Gabriel remains a songsmith who speaks from the heart and never fails to move.
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Had one noble thought opening the chambers of the intellect, one sentiment from the heart of God been spoken by them, the reader had been made a participator of their triumph; he too had been an invited and eternal guest; but this reward granted them is property, all-excluding property, a little cake baked for them to eat and for none other, nay, a preference and cosseting which is rude and insulting to all but the minion.
Uncollected Prose
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But it's not just the searing, soul-baring comedians who need to speak from the heart.
Times, Sunday Times
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As the scale of carnage became clear and the government response was seen as tardy, TV news anchors and reporters dropped reserve in favour of stinging comments from the heart.
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Lemoyne was not "Annabella" herself, but only her chief chum; yet shorter skirts and shorter sleeves and a deliberately assumed feminine air helped distinguish him from the hearty young lads who manoeuvred in the chorus.
Bertram Cope's Year
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The speech might have sounded rehearsed in words, but in the tone of her voice, I felt that these words came from the heart.
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The compatibility between poetry and writing from the heart is not automatic but at best conventional.
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The most critical is a life-threatening weakness in the aorta -- the major blood vessel from the heart.
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Words from the heart find their mark, despite their inexactness!
Le mot juste - French Word-A-Day
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Our hostess looked into his eyes and then down at the table, where a lone stick jutted from the heart of its man-shaped holder.
Neatorama Shop Story: Voodoo Doll
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Virtue flies from the heart of a mercenary man.
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HOUSTON Jake Delhomme has to laugh, a Cajun chuckle from the heart.
USATODAY.com - Leadership: Davis inspires on both sides of ball
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Edith will be as a parlour boarder with the Miss Cottles (his sisters) two women of elegant & accomplishd manners. the eldest lived as governess in Ld Derbys [3] family xxx a little while — & you will have some opinion of them when I say, that they make even bigotry amiable. they are very religious, & the eldest (who is but t twenty three) wished me to read good books — the advice came from the heart — she thinks very highly of me, but fancies me irreligious because I frequent no place of worship & indulge speculations beyond reason.
Letter 142
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But her mastery of singular images was assured; and told from the heart, the story was mesmeric, powerful and moving.
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In the struggle for such Latin America, in opposition to the obedient voices of those who usurp its official representation, there arises now, with invincible power, the genuine voice of the people, a voice that forges ahead from the heart of its tin and coal mines, from its factories and sugar mills, from its feudalized lands, where "rotos,
THE HAVANA DECLARATION
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Blood is suctioned from the surgical field directly from the heart-lung machine or from sterile drainage containers, washed and processed by a machine, and reinfused into the patient.
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Yet in such circumstances the woman who has been left in the lurch is supposed to suffer, quite apart from the damage to her affection, a sort of moral damage and disgrace from the heartlessness or fickleness of another person – the man to whom she has been engaged; and this moral damage is, I believe, taken into account in actions for breach of promise of marriage (where there is no question of seduction).
Marriage as a Trade
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Of the two ducts that lead from the heart, the one proceeds towards the circumjacent integument, and the other, like a navel-string, towards the yolk.
The History of Animals
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Regarded simply on its literary merits, there is nothing I know of to excel it in vividness, in pathos, in a burning earnestness, in a glow of conviction that fires from the heart to the heart.
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Other problems include irregularities of the heart beat, heart muscle destruction and blood clots and clumps of bacteria that go from the heart to the brain and other organs.
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He had been suddenly jerked from the heart of civilization and flung into the heart of things primordial.
Chapter 2
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Instead, they rally the people through subtle statements straight from the heart.
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She has so far had15 records made of her Erhu playing, and also composed such works as Honghu Lake Theme Capriccio and tone poem Music from the Heart.
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The key motivator for change has to be a desire from the heart of the business to unlock its potential.
Times, Sunday Times
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Virtue flies from the heart of a mercenary man.
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Sylvain Wiltord says he plays from the heart and does not want to be anchored to a particular position within a team.
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Looking at a road map, a starlike pattern of lines flows out from the heart of older European cities and towns.
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The stories range from the heart-warming to the bone chilling, without ever giving in to sentimentality or farce.
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He was a white, male Afrikaner from the heartland of the volk, the Free State.
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She has my eternal gratitude, straight from the heart, in coming at the right time in my life.
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When the tunesmith says it, it's from the heart.
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If we have today, as seems likely, over a billion dollars of accumulated goods, who shall say how much of it has been wrung from the hearts of servant girls and washerwomen and women toilers in the fields?
DARKWATER
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I'll Be A Witness". you made songs that were from the heart of the saint, and made the sinner come and surrender all, and the bcak slidder to come back home.
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Wallace regarded this ebullition from the heart of the honest veteran with a look that was eloquent to all.
The Scottish Chiefs
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During this surgery the inferior vena cava, a large vein that carries deoxygenated blood from the lower body into the heart, is disconnected from the heart and attached to the pulmonary artery.
Single Ventricle Heart Defects
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She grabbed a medium-sized log from the hearthside basket and gently placed it diagonally across the top; she sat back on the couch, watching the flames, transfixed.
Last Night at Chateau Marmont
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Cardio-coelomic: applied to the venous openings from the heart to the body cavity.
Explanation of Terms Used in Entomology
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A ballistocardiograph is a device, including a supporting structure on which the patient is placed, that moves in response to blood ejection from the heart.
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That encouragement comes naturally from the heart because one believes in it innately and without any qualification.
‘Don’t tell me words don’t matter.’ - Moe_Lane’s blog - RedState
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These small ramifications unite again into branches continually larger and larger, till they form two great tubes, called the venae cavae; which large veins are inserted into the right auricle of the heart; where a vein, termed the coronary vein of the heart, which returns the blood from the heart itself, also terminates.
Popular Lectures on Zoonomia Or The Laws of Animal Life, in Health and Disease
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Since the feet are the furthest point of the body from the heart, acid metabolites in blood, unused calcium and other organic substances settle on the feet, where they form tiny air bubbles and nuggets.
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God be thanked, that ye were the servants of sin, but ye have obeyed from the heart that form of doctrine which was delivered you.
Commentary on the Whole Bible Volume VI (Acts to Revelation)
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Nausea and dizziness often accompany these reactions, indicating a reduction of the output of blood from the heart.
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By careful observation of the flow of blood in vessels and by dissection, Harvey correctly established that the blood circulates from the heart to the tissues via the arteries and thence back to the heart via the veins and through the lungs.
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We often take for granted that the wrongdoer is a hopeless case who sooner or later will "do it again," an attitude precluding that forgiveness from the heart which is necessary for true reconciliation.
The biggest stumbling blocks
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God also forgives those who earnestly seek him and truly confess from the heart concerning their sin.
Sen. John Ensign resigns GOP leadership post
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This is not just a technically brilliant performance, but one from the heart.
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Until the Aswan Dam plugged her up, the Nile River flooded every year, spreading her chocolate waters across the land of Egypt, depositing the rich sediment of eroded topsoil from the heart of Africa to fuel another year's productivity in the fields.
Boing Boing
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On ascending the ladder and crawling inside, smoke from the hearth stings the eyes.
Times, Sunday Times
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His saplings were all sapwood, which bends much differently from the heartwood that makes up the majority of the old bows.
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The magic violin is given to her and she is able to play it from the heart.
La Corda d’Oro ~primo passo~ « Undercover
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On May 1 a pair of 19th century ceramic candle-stick figurines and 10 china and earthenware mugs were stolen from the Hearth Gallery.
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A final motive was that it reassigned the discovery of Francis Bacon's authorship from a "mad" American woman to a true-born Englishman, a quiet, retiring man of letters, an Oxford-educated rector from the heart of England.
"Contested Will"
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He is undoubtedly a purist, but he writes from the heart in an informal style that welcomes the reader as a close friend.
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(And if you want testimonials about Wyoming's robust commitment to equality, track down a few of the surviving Japanese American internees from the Heart Mountain Relocation Center near Cody, Wyoming, and ask them to tell you about equality, Wyoming-style.)
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