The phrase "changing of heart" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a shift in someone's beliefs, feelings, or attitude towards something or someone. Example: After years of opposing environmental regulations, the politician had a changing of heart and began advocating for sustainability and conservation.
And is that intention for change external, or internal: a changing of hearts, not of social structures?
I also know that the changing of laws does not work in tandem with the changing of hearts, which means that minority groups are always vulnerable.
The mythical re-visioning of our country will require more than compromise; it will necessitate the changing of hearts and minds.
We can't legislate the changing of hearts, but we have to create opportunities for people to see and feel something differently.
In the same speech Dr. King stressed that, while the changing of hearts and minds is essential to the ultimate goal of equality, legislation a role for government is also required.
And having a Kim Burrell-type of person have to hear that, think about that, process that is what begins the changing of hearts - if only for the people watching that love Ellen, know Kim, but may think what Kim said has merit; the growth of understanding, and the progress most of us hope to see.
Given the changing landscape of heart transplantation and an impending change in the allocation system, we also intend to engage a discussion on the need for a paradigm shift towards left ventricular assist device therapy in this population.
In this paper, we provide a perspective on the changing face of heart transplantation and highlight key evolving areas.
This approach recognizes a broader range of outcomes including patient-perceived health status, expanded populations of interest that more closely reflect the changing epidemiology of heart failure, and a wider scope of interventions that address co-morbidity and health behavior.
Horgan rightly insists that the task of counter-terrorism policy is to stop the violent activities of terrorists, and that this – rather than focusing on de-radicalisation or the changing of "hearts and minds" – should be the main priority.
