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The phrase "heart matters" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to issues or topics that are emotionally significant or important.
Example: "In times of crisis, we must focus on heart matters and support one another."
Alternatives: "emotional issues" or "matters of the heart."
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Having a heart matters a lot to an embryo.
His heart is where his mouth is, and heart matters most.
In matters of the heart, matters of creativity, I don't think it ever helps to rain on someone's parade.
But in matters of the heart, matters of creativity, I don't think it ever helps to rain on someone's parade.
"We are looking at children and saying your life matters, your purpose matters, your heart matters and you having a life that you dream about is not impossible, and that to me, is worth laying down dying for," Bush said.
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Mind and heart matter a lot more.
"Today, we knew that heart mattered more than quality.
She was vice-president of the housing charity Shelter and raised money for Little Hearts Matter, which helps children with heart disease.
It's a head-over-heart matter for USC freshman Adoree Jacksonn, who has played cornerback, receiver and kick returner.
In the final leg of the Triple Crown, it's heart that matters most.
We're the mind and heart that matter had become.
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