Sentence examples for heart means from inspiring English sources

And a big heart means several things to me.

Having a heart means being aware of what it's like to stand in somebody else's shoes instead of being so insulated.

The finding that infant mice can also regenerate the heart means that mammals, perhaps including people, may also have this ability, even though it is lost in adults.

The key for success for a young startup (aside from funding, etc). is listening to feedback from your users, even if taking their feedback to heart means "pivoting" or adapting your service to meet their needs.

He recently had told BBC Radio Manchester that moving to Oakwell would not be the right move for him but a change of heart means he is the Tykes' 10th manager in as many years.

To have a heart means it's been broken.

Using SFS, 6 out of the original 24 physiological variables were chosen: mean heart rate, mean temperature, mean platelets, mean blood pressure, mean SpO2, and mean lactic acid.

Taking the island theme to heart meant using the Rasta colors of red, yellow and green on a tube dress, cropped top and clutch bag.

If heart meant anything, if emotion and love meant anything, then he was one of the greatest coaches ever.

"I remember my husband asking how I knew kids in Africa would know a heart meant love.

And by the time we finished, you knew exactly what that heart meant when they wanted to save their own buddy (Jaime Sanchez).