Problem is, in this case, Louisville and Ware are already tugging on America's heart strings.
Most donors prefer to contribute to causes that tug at the heart strings, such as education.
Andrew McGhie, a Lamu-based estate agent, says that Kenya's coast tugs at people's heart strings, not just their wallets.
It also explains why Sarah Palin holds such popularity among Republicans despite her weaknesses because she tugs at pure Taft heart strings.
Oftentimes, seemingly unrelated material can captivate employees, tug at their heart strings and encourage them to change their behavior, not just their thinking.
And while they're trained to keep an emotional distance, some say the reverberating fear coming through people's voices is starting to tug a little too tightly at their heart strings.
With the muscular form of Michelangelo's David setting hearts a-flutter outside the Galleria dell'Accademia, and comely Renaissance maidens in every gallery, it's the artistic heart of Florence that plucks at the heart strings.
This is not just another emotional story intended to tug at your heart strings enough to get you to open your check book and help these organizations, although to that I am not opposed.
The acceptable adaptations far outnumber the offensive, with the trademark growling guitars chugging at the heart-strings in an almost comforting manner.
"The players have returned home, they'll have spoken to their families and young children and it's a tremendous pull on the heart-strings, " said Gooch.
They have suspected for a while that the older survey methods were biased, and that the inflation thus produced was tolerated because it helped twang the heart-strings of potential donors.
At the heart of Arnalds' music is a simple interplay between spare strings and piano lines.
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