The phrase "heart feelings" is not commonly used in written English as it is redundant.
The word "feelings" already conveys the sense of emotion or sentiment. It would be more appropriate to use one of the following phrases instead: - "heartfelt emotions" - "deep feelings" - "sentimental heart" - "emotional heart" Example: My heart was filled with deep feelings of gratitude as I watched my daughter's graduation ceremony.
"Several times I was moved to tears as in front of my camera sat a person, with heart, feelings and an undeniable need for understanding," Sandro wrote in a statement.
"The point is that people are people -- everyone who is a person is a complete person with a soul, a heart, feelings, abilities and disabilities and everything that makes you human.
The Daily Chronicle wrote that "It has not been often that the greatest of English writers and the greatest of English musicians have joined inspiring words and stirring melody in a song which expresses the heart feelings of the entire nation".
As I have learned to balance my emotional nature and clear unresolved issues by listening to my heart and practicing heart qualities of self-compassion, compassion for others, forgiveness, appreciation and kindness, I have progressively been able to distinguish intuitive heart feelings from my mental and emotional preferences.
He held his bleeding hand over his heart, feeling it pound like an axe through a thick wooden door.
SURGEONS once had the ultimate hands-on job: spreading the rib cage to gain access to the heart, feeling for lumps in a deflated lung, sewing up blood vessels.
"Everything OK? Heart feeling strong?
One heart feeling another.
I remember my heart feeling fuller than it maybe ever has before.
The person is not able to take a train because of a racing heart, feeling smothered, dizziness, and/or cold sweats.
Typical associations were heart palpitations, the heart "feeling tired," an inability or unwillingness to eat, shaking, losing sleep, being antisocial, feeling afraid, having a "heaviness" on the mind, not understanding oneself, thinking too much, or thinking constantly about too many things.
