| The strangest disease I have seen in this country seems really to be broken heartedness, and it attacks free men who have been captured and made slaves. |
| Georges Brassens, who came from Sète not far from Narbonne, says that the first songs he loved were Trenet's. He recognises himself in Trenet, he has the same kind of pseudo-light heartedness. |
| For Democrats, election-day heavy heartedness, the loser's Stoicism, had become a way of life. |
| To that extent, you will cling to God, and you will try to have good heartedness and good thoughts. |
| I find the veiled light heartedness of the theme very very scary. |
| Without being gratingly loud or freakishly chirpy like some Bollywood heroines, she manages to communicate her good heartedness and her willingness to accommodate others. |
