0 to make someone feel happier and more positive about a situation: --
Anti-government protesters have been heartened by recent government promises of free and fair elections.
It is heartening to learn that these newer practitioners of the discipline are committed to addressing not only their colleagues, but a larger readership beyond the academy.
Blaikie challenges these ideas with a freshness and lucidity that is heartening.
It is heartening to read this eloquent call for more appropriate research with great apes.
They could be a focus of personal loyalty to a commanding officer, but they could also express heartening insult and defiance to the enemy.
It is heartening that peripatetic teachers want such growth to hinge on pedagogy.
Much is still done informally here with heartening warmth and enthusiasm.
It is heartening to read two text books which reflect so many of the changes currently occurring in the field of ageing and mental health.
In addition, she is heartened by the messages from former pupils passed on to her through her own children.
