The question--heartens so this losel that he spurns All we so prize?
I dare not hope: What is the circumstance that heartens thee?
Tiber in a dream heartens AEneas and directs him to Evander for succour.
To it they fall: a Heathen sprite Heartens each army to the fight.
The psalmist heartens himself for present and future trust by remembrance of past days, when he exercised it and was not put to shame.
The fruition heartens for renewed exercise of confidence, in which David feels himself upheld by God, and foresees his enemies' defeat and his own triumph.
The experience of protection thus far heartens him to front even the threatening circle of his foes around him, whom it is his pain to think of as "the people" of God, and yet as his foes.
He heartenshis men for the assault by his description of the enemy.
The triumph over 'the strivings of my people' heartens the singer to expect that he will be' head of the nations.
Gath'ring his forces, heartenstheir address Against the enemy; and then the field A mighty death on either side doth yield.
By Pallas' will, Ulysses stays their flight: And wise old Nestor heartens them to fight.
Perceives not ev'ry ear How Hector heartens up his men, and hath his fire-brands here Now ready to inflame our fleet?
In the still, bright days, his cheery voice rings through the frosty air, and when the thick veil of the snow falls in a wavering slant from the low sky its muffled cadence still heartens you.
Further, that which heartens a man to do good and disheartens him from doing evil, is not a sin.
Now honor heartens men to do good and to avoid evil; thus the Philosopher says (Ethic.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "heartens" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
