hearts.

Indeed, no matter who the individual king might be, it made little difference to the image of the all-hearing, all-watching state: "His Majesty sees what is in hearts."

The Rise and Fall of Ancient Egypt by Toby Wilkinson; Myths and Legends of Ancient Egypt by Joyce Tyldesley; and Egyptian Dawn by Robert Temple Tom Holland 2010

You can jump to four clubs, forcing; or you can bid two diamonds, forcing, and support the clubs next, painting a picture of a good hand with shortness in hearts.

Bridge Frank Stewart 2010

"Now, animals and friends, let us test the new hearts," and Chief-Witch took a sharp stick and thrust it into each of the newly brought in hearts.

Taytay's Tales 1922

Despite many English fans often hailing Arsenal as a "second team" because of their finesse, at the end of the day brute force will always be a winner in English hearts.

Who Ate all the Pies 2010

We all know they are not doing this out of the goodness of their so-called hearts.

Democratic Underground Latest Breaking News 2008

What is known about Doug is certainly true: he has been an invaluable source of policy and political advice for me and my staff, a wise and steady counselor and a reliable, yet not-too-successful, player of "hearts."

Statement By The President On Doug Sosnik ITY National Archives 2000

That is why we do this - to know what is in our enemies 'hearts.'

Stone of Tears Goodkind, Terry 1995

Everyone who knew Mrs. Corcoran Dunn was acquainted with her "hearts."

Cap'n Warren's Wards Joseph Crosby Lincoln 1907

The herald went out, and fetched the harper, and led him in by the hand; and Alcinous cut him a piece of meat, from the fattest of the haunch, and sent it to him, and said, 'Sing to us, noble harper, and rejoice the heroes' hearts. '

Heroes, or Greek Fairy Tales for My Children Charles Kingsley 1847

For an example, I won't eat things such as romaine hearts or artichoke hearts simply because they are called "... hearts."

CNN.com 2010