The phrase "ample heart" is not a common phrase in written English.
However, you could use an adjective like "generous" or "kind" to describe someone's heart in a sentence. For example, "He had a generous heart and always put others before himself".
But he has generally lived up to his ample heart.
As a result, once it had got over the shock of seeing them embracing the untouchable, India took her and her sisters to its ample heart.
If she missed a scintilla of gravitas in Mozart's "Dove Sono," among the operatic repertory's greatest treasures, she still provided richness and ample heart.
"Next Fall" is just a well-made contemporary play with ample heart and snappy humor, a story of regular people, flawed but appealing, caught up in the disorienting chaos of sudden tragedy.
After all, Mr. Murdoch was a one-time Thatcherite who made ample room in his heart for Tony Blair, and he has actually made his peace with Mrs. Clinton (and endorsed her for Senate in the editorial pages of The New York Post).
Ospreys had heart and the ample talents of Jones and Biggar, but they needed more, much more, on a ground where Northampton were averaging six tries a match this season.
Craig also recommended Bernstein "listen online to the interviews and comments Kirk has shared where he was given ample time to communicate his heart and thoughts" so that he would better understand Cameron's views.
Mr. Hamelin brings both to his work in ample measure, and he plays with heart as well.
He called this separation from his parents "traumatic," and, in Michael Billington's ample 1996 biography, he described a heart-wrenching pilgrimage that the couple made to see him during his exile on the coast.
QUEENS MP TAVERNA Michael Psilakis takes his Greek brasserie, which has had ample out-of-town tryouts, to the heart of the competition, the city's largest Greek neighborhood.
There is ample evidence that MMPs modulate myocardial remodelling underlying heart failure progression [ 32, 33].
