"heart of kindness" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means having a kind and compassionate attitude or nature. Example: She always showed a heart of kindness, never hesitating to help those in need.
Happiness, joy, and gratitude rest at the heart of kindness, allowing you to see the good in others and the world, enabling you to press through the challenges, despair, and cruelty you witness and experience, continuously restoring your sense of faith in humanity.
When all around you have a heart of coal, kindness can be the more upsetting.
We've probably all had the experience of handing a pocketful of change to a panhandler — our hearts full of kindness (and fearless of germs) — only to have him roll his eyes at the meager take and hand it right back to us.
Hearts full of kindness, strength, and compassion, and souls filled with humbleness, good morals and ethics, and the skills to be successful yet considerate, no matter their race, sexual preference, or gender identity.
His recipe for what he calls Eight Treasures Soup is Dr. Hong's answer to "Chicken Soup for the Soul": one piece of loving heart, two inches of kindness, three portions of justice, four qian of tolerance, plus fealty, honesty, sacrifice and no regrets.
"But this in my mind and heart makes the acts of kindness and generosity I saw even more profound".
The most basic barometer fans have for the show is, in some ways, "How much is Don like Roger Sterling?" So when Don is selfish and heartless and articulate about it but then shows just a sliver of heart and kindness, the show gets better.
If Neville adds a hard heart to the story, moments of kindness from random characters soften it.
Each time I received an update about a friend's act of kindness, my heart filled up with so much love.
"And Buddha's heart is so happy, so full of kindness".
Jon's big heart, warm smile and numerous acts of kindness will be greatly missed by the many lives he touched.
