Sentences with phrase «cuts right the heart»

Amid the furor comes a new report by the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development (ASCD) that cuts right the heart of the matter: exactly how much time do students in America spend preparing for and taking standardized tests?

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So as far as the Apple lawsuit, which cuts right to the heart of Qualcomm's patent - licensing business model, Jacobs offers a strong attack on his company's adversary.

The right to believe what one will and to bear public testimony to that belief cuts to the heart of the American experiment in a free and just public order.

Simply take a juicy, grilled chicken breast, two strips of thick cooked bacon, and a slice of mozzarella or provolone and slide between two 1/2» planks of watermelon cut right from the sweetest, ripest «heart» of the melon.

But the players had not lost heart and came back out with intent and that was finally rewarded in the 51st minute when Alexis got free down the right and cut it back for Elneny to produce a fantastic curled finish.

She realized that his simple statement cut through the contemporary advice to keep babies at arm's length and confirmed what she knew in her heart to be right — that maternal instinct, not modern medicine, was the true expert on birthing and feeding babies.

You'll need to cut out a half - heart shape along the edge — you remember doing this in elementary school, right?

Written by a pediatric Occupational Therapist, this short picture book gets right to the heart of how to support fine motor skills children need for everyday activities such as playing, feeding, dressing, cutting, writing, and...

«Like our investment to replace aging roofs, this commitment to new heating systems cuts right to the heart of the biggest problems NYCHA residents face and will make a difference [that] thousands of them will feel,» de Blasio said in an emailed statement.

That cuts right to the heart of what he was prosecuted for.»

Such light can cut to the heart of the molecular structures of crystals and proteins, but it also slices right through the mirrors in a conventional laser.

Eat right Cutting down your meat intake can lower your risk of chronic ailments like heart disease, cancer and diabetes.

Essentially, you're right in deciding that you need need to cut down on the junk food (obesity leads to heart disease along with many other health issues), but you need to replace that bad food with healthy alternatives.

I went vegan 2 years ago after being vegetarian for almost 20 years, at the same time I cut right down on my use of olive oil and other concentrated vege fats after reading Dr Essenden's book about avoiding heart attacks.

, the most flattering cut, and I'm a big fan of all the ruffles — insert the heart - eyes emoji right here!

This film cuts straight to the complicated heart of the right kind.

Magee's script dispenses with a lot of unnecessary details and cuts right to the heart of the matter.

By being right at the heart of cutting edge research, Chantal transformed from a student who struggled to find the meaning behind her science lessons, all because she was shown physics applied to real life.

Washington DC high school English teacher Clint Smith is still in his first few years of teaching, but his spoken word poems cut right to the heart of the teaching experience.

All the years of funding cuts has ripped the heart of literacy right out of most schools.

In the Northern suburbs of Chicago, getting from one town to the next is a breeze with the expressway that cuts right through the heart of Chicago suburbia.

A man with an incisive wit who could cut right to the emotional heart of a subject.

Very timely, this is, because it cuts to the heart of a big issue in the United States right now: Net Neutrality.

Glasgow is a smallish city, with a motorway cutting right through its heart.

Well, that cuts right to the heart of the problem in your inability to focus on the salient issues and instead slaveishly follow the UCS.

After providing numerous examples of castigated, consensus - condemned scientists who turned out to be right, Crichton cut to the matter's heart, saying, «Consensus is invoked only in situations where the science is not solid enough.

Fossil fuels are the meat and potatoes of industrial civilization, and the need to rapidly and radically reduce their emissions cut right through to the heart of the great American dream.

We cut out the unimportant stuff and get right to the heart (sorry) of the matter.

In addition, you can add accomplishment data (right in the Summary) that cuts to the heart of what you do and why you're good at it, with sentences such as these:

Tune in to discover the two questions that can cut right to the heart of your experience, helping you to create a gripping, page - turning career story.

In addition, you can add accomplishment data (right in the Summary) that cuts to the heart of what you do and why you're good at it, with sentences like, «Sales manager honored for coaching 3 Top Producers,» or, «Operations manager promoted for increasing production line efficiency.»

Another day without you with me Is like a blade that cuts right through me But I can wait I can wait forever When you call my heart stops beating When you're gone it won't stop bleeding But I can wait I can wait forever

SPT also takes cutting edge information from interpersonal neurobiology, mindfulness, attachment theory and physics and blends them together in a way that allows therapists to go right to the heart of the struggle and help the child transform from the inside out.

Synergetic Play Therapy takes cutting edge information from interpersonal neurobiology, mindfulness, attachment theory and physics and blends them together in a way that allows therapists to go right to the heart of the struggle and help the child transform from the inside out.