“I really heart this website.”

“And she had got him half a quarte'n of whisky to hearten him up as he came away this morning.”

“Despite the bombing, he spoke confidently of his ability to hearten his forces and repel future insurgent attacks.”

“Forty years on, the poem's appeal was still strong enough to hearten the Achinese in their next struggle, against the invaders.”

“The vehement protest against the validity of these charges actually heartens me, and I'm beginning to think maybe I was wrong to level them.”

“A factor which heartens them is the sprawling river bed, to a length of nearly seven kilometres and an average breadth of 200 metres.”

“Their participation to the Symposium shows their great interest and heartens the First Nations to go on in the collaboration path.”

“I'm also heartened that more public servants have found the courage to come out and tell the truth about this government.”

“I am heartened by the quality of our people and I feel confident of meeting any future challenges.”

“He said he had been heartened by the support from parents and youngsters at the school.”