In fact this is a very romantic comic, and none of it's overplayed or plucks the heartstrings unnecessarily. |
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It's not all brooding insolence though, there are glorious, uplifting love songs that pluck playfully at your heartstrings. |
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She had never seen this side of him before and she felt a tug at her heartstrings which alarmed her quite a bit. |
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It reached deep inside, plucking at the heartstrings, moving everyone's souls. |
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I am sick of hearing those socialist MPs playing the heartstrings on the subject of drinking. |
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Even though she was trying to tug on Gilligan's heartstrings, her feelings were a mirror of his own. |
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Why can't a boy tug at America's heartstrings without facing petty locker-room humiliation from the viewing public? |
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It was clearly designed to tug the heartstrings, but the audience's only interest was in whether her nose was up to the job. |
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They unabashedly explain the techniques they use to tug at viewers' heartstrings. |
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In addition to the message, A Christmas Carol is unadulterated theatre magic designed to yank at the heartstrings. |
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And so The Wild Boy is a sad novel, tugging the heartstrings with some of the rhapsodic lachrymosity that felled Little Nell. |
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Why must he tug on my heartstrings, moving me to tears, when there could be no redemption, no saving me? |
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The problem with weepy movies much of the time is that they're made to tug at your heartstrings, and they use every trick in the book to do so. |
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This plodding, wandering, disconnected story pulls out every melodramatic stop to tug at your heartstrings. |
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The tragedy of the past is not recreated through a deliberate manipulation of the reader's heartstrings. |
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It certainly shouldn't tug at the heartstrings, satisfy the mind and thrill visually all at the same time. |
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Tailoring dessert to tug at your family's heartstrings will really put you on a pedestal. |
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The emotions always seems real and spontaneous rather than cunningly manipulated to pull out the heartstrings. |
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Has the world cottoned on to my gentle wit, my innate sense of style, or my ability to tug at the emotional heartstrings so dextrously? |
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The innocence pulled at the heartstrings as one imagined children, families, and friends who had lost their loved ones in a cruel way. |
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This is a film which knows that good films are meant to move us, but doesn't cynically tug on our heartstrings. |
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Some beggars operating in Swindon already use hard luck tales, often creating elaborate stories and faking emotion to tug at the heartstrings. |
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Ned felt something tug at his heartstrings, sympathy overwhelming him. |
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He pulled at everybody's heartstrings with that wonderful letter from that person. |
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This is a powerfully tragic nugget that twists at your heartstrings, makes a lasso out of them to strangle your emotions, and then shoves a knife in your back. |
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We see the famous commercials about dad not drinking and driving, and we see the little child on the poster tugging at our heartstrings. |
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The words they use are not as technical as the ones we use: they tug at your heartstrings. |
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But home starts to tug at her heartstrings and what she thought she wanted may not be what she wanted at all. |
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And perhaps this is what causes the heartstrings of universal brotherly love to sound in all those who read him with a truly open heart and mind. |
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A few weeks ago in this very corner of your i, I attempted to twang your heartstrings by telling the tale of my scattered family unit. |
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I have yet to run into anybody in Canada whose heartstrings are not pulled when one talks about child poverty. |
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This is something that particularly tugs at my heartstrings, including as a woman, as it also concerns me and the other women in this Chamber. |
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To see the pictures of starving children pulls on my heartstrings, as I am sure it does on everyone else here. |
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Opportunities that make our protected heritage touch their very heartstrings. |
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This is a consummate politician who knows exactly what strings, including heartstrings, he must pull to stay in office. |
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Say what you will, though, he never tried to tug at our heartstrings by making Marlowe an orphan. |
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However, the film looks a treat, Jack McElhone is an expressive, unaffected child actor and Gibb makes sure that the film still takes a persuasive hold on the heartstrings. |
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As a result, one or more of his chordae tendineae, or heartstrings, ruptured. |
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Ergo, it does not behove Liverpool FC to rebuild Suarez's persona with a donation that is aimed to appeal to the heartstrings. |
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Sometimes I see tabloid stuff online and it tugs at my heartstrings. |
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At all these places, Parks Canada offers activities and learning experiences that stretch the imagination, tug at the heartstrings, and touch the soul. |
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Whatever the cause, your heartstrings will probably be zinging, too, when one of San Francisco's new-old streetcars glides your way. |
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That is why so many are jostling for position at the starting gates of the race to see who can pluck most successfully at horse lovers' heartstrings. |
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The holidays are a time for families to enjoy being together and this latest accident will pull at the heartstrings of every parent. |
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Every director or screenwriter is thus able to use the shock of the image to pluck at the heartstrings of potential audiences and transmit strong, targeted messages better than via the weight of words. |
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To truly help, I learned to be patient, to listen, to wait faithfully for the time to come, to acquire the humility necessary to reach the deep heartstrings that lead to peace. |
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Sudden plunges in the price of coffee or cotton pluck fewer heartstrings than floods or earthquakes, but can be much more destabilising, and so make war more likely. |
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He commanded huge speaking fees and lived in grand houses in Michigan and California. But his native India always tugged at Mr Prahalad's heartstrings. |
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Developers shamelessly entice buyers by tugging at their heartstrings. |
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Abuse tears at the heartstrings of those who wish they could help. |
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To conclude, it is this heartless Conservative government without any vision that is causing unacceptable harm to the people of Quebec, thereby tugging at the heartstrings of our friends from the Bloc Québécois. |
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It appeals to the heartstrings and frankly that is so superficial. |
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And if your search for it tugs at your heartstrings, then perhaps in time you will discover that it has become an affair of the heart for you, too. |
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Pictures and text lend an immediacy to the historical events and to the grandeur of Canada's geography. And the beguiling story of the dog touches the heartstrings. |
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Corden tugs heartstrings as the overweight, accident-prone, opera obsessive. |
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Fighting everything from asthma to brain infections these inspirational film-makers like Sam won't so much tug at your heartstrings but strangle you with them. |
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