Idiom Breakdown

change of heart

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Definition

A change of one's opinion, belief or decision.

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"He quit work on Friday, but on Monday he had a change of heart and decided to come back."
"We can go out driving on Slow Hand Row / We could stay inside and play games, I don't know / And you could have a change of heart"
""I thought you were loyal to the cause, Paul." “I was,” Grayson answered. “Then I saw the kind of people who share your vision, and I had a change of heart.”"
"The Keswick-Carlisle, Bury-Rawtenstall, Watford-Croxley Green and Haltwhistle-Alston services had run out of friends, but the hit-listed Oldham-Rochdale and Inverness-Kyle of Lochalsh lines would benefit from a change of heart."
"Unfortunately, in 1979 Lipburger was convicted of erecting unapproved street signs and jailed for ten weeks. Following a change of heart, the government later invited Lipburger to move his construction to Vienna’s Prater Park, where it still sits today."

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