The phrase "a heart like" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when making a comparison or describing someone's emotional capacity or nature, often in a poetic or metaphorical context.
Example: "She has a heart like a lion, brave and full of courage."
Alternatives: "a soul like" or "a spirit like".
"It's him, but on the flip side, he has a heart like you wouldn't believe".
"At the end of the day, my beautiful brother had a heart like no other," she wrote.
"He's got a heart like a lion," Santana Moss, a senior wide receiver who could become a Heisman Trophy candidate, said of Dorsey.
We begin walking again and Robertson switches back to a swooning appreciation of Federer's artistry and having "a heart like Muhammad Ali" on court.
One, "Missing Heart," is an acoustic-guitar ballad with overdriven steel guitar pushed into a cavernous background; the other, "A Heart Like Mine," is simple, bright, overdriven, like an imagined lost track from an early-period Beatles album.
Secretly and hazily, he perceived the correspondence or kinship between music, books, and locomotives; machines and music seemed to him to have been invented by one and the same heart, a heart like his own.
"Motif" reminded me of Pavel Tchelitchew's interior landscapes, whereby a body part -- in Mr. Tchelitchew's case a head; in Mr. Arbizo's case a heart-like form -- becomes transparent amid a growing energy field.
Finally, the contrast study with a heart-like phantom (comprising lumen, aortic wall, myocardium and small lesions) indicates that TOF capability (time resolution: 250 500 ps) does not significantly improve image quality and lesion detectability, in terms of contrast-to-noise ratio (CNR).
We tested responses to beats that are not audible, lights and vibrations, and found that people respond to them too, especially if the beat is a heart-like double beat.
A heart-like organ that was being filled with white light formed in my vision, and I could see he was the light and I was the heart…All I could smell was the ocean".
GA57BK forms a biological dimer in the asymmetric unit, generating a heart-like shaped structure with outer dimensions of 100×100×90 Å (Figure 1C) and a central hole of 30 Å diameter allows the passage of the T-segment from the DNA-gate to the C-gate.
