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have a change of heart

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have a change of heart
Fig. to change one's attitude or decision, usually from a negative to a positive position. I had a change of heart at the last minute and gave the beggar some money. Since I talked to you last, I have had a change of heart. I now approve of your marrying Sam.
See also: change, have, heart


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But it is believed that he had a meeting with his management team last week and they persuaded him to have a change of heart.
Aston Villa are keeping their fingers crossed American billionaire Randy Lerner will have a change of heart and resurrect his bid to buy the Midlands club.
 
 
 
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