| Idiom | Heart's in the Right Place |
|---|---|
| Example | Kevin messes up sometimes, but his heart's in the right place. |
| Meaning | to be well-meaning and kindhearted; to have good intentions even though mistakes occur |
| Origin | Everyone's heart is right in the middle of the chest. Since the heart is often considered the center of one's emotions and feelings, this expression means that even if what you try to do comes out wrong, your intentions are right. |
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