Sentence examples for bighearted from inspiring English sources

Strauss calls her pictures "unsparing and unsentimental," but they're also angry, engaged, and surprisingly bighearted.

The conductor, Roberto Abbado, elicits bighearted playing from the orchestra.

But is Timon bighearted, or even honest?

But what is most reminiscent here of "Ulysses," and of "NW," is that Chabon makes a grab for the entire world in a single, bighearted book.

Some readers will be looking for evidence to brand her elitist, but Ms. Abramson's voice is bighearted and surprisingly down to earth as she and her husband forge a stronger bond with Scout at their side.

Mr. Mays is a superb technician — his tour-de-force performance in more than a half-dozen roles in the musical "A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder" was one of the delights of my theatergoing year — but surface polish is the last thing I wanted from his portrait of Lowell, who comes across in the letters as emotionally reckless but infinitely bighearted.

What gutsy and bighearted reporting.

The bighearted Estonian-American conductor Neeme Järvi, who finishes his tenure at Detroit Symphony this spring and starts full time at the New Jersey Symphony next fall, presided over a "Northern Lights" festival at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center.

CAFÉ CARLYLE Carlyle Hotel, Madison Ave .at 76th St. (212-744-1600) — The bighearted, gruff-voiced entertainer Steve Tyrell has the stage through thentertainere year.

A Prussian commandant stops the coach and lets them know that they can proceed only if Boule de Suif, a bighearted, big-boned prostitute who is on board, services his needs.

As Morris Dickstein writes in "Dancing in the Dark" (Norton; $29.95), a bighearted, rambling new survey of American culture in the nineteen-thirties, "The arts bound people together in a collaborative effort to interpret and alleviate their plight".