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Pusey was known as a warmhearted , sincere, and humble man, whose activities included the building of St. Saviour's Church, Leeds, at his own expense (1842 45) and service to the sick during the cholera epidemic of 1866.
December 17, 1887 London, England June 11 , 1965London, England Kenneth Bird, pseudonym Fougasse (born Dec. 17, 1887, London died June 11 , 1965 London) British cartoonist who, particularly in Punch, created warmhearted social comedies, using little stick figures to convey his point.
Rose was not pretty, but warmhearted and quick to laugh.
But Munroe is a talented cartoonist (see his "Cartoon-Off" with Farley Katz) and his exchanges are warmhearted , often romantic.
The day after meeting Snyder, Ginsberg described him in a letter as a "laconist, but warmhearted , nice looking with a little beard, thin, blond, rides a bicycle in Berkeley in red corduroy & levis & hungup on indians (ex-anthropologist student from some indian hometown) and writes well, his sideline besides zen which is apparently calm scholarly & serious with him".
In "Hairspray," the exhilaratingly funny and warmhearted new musical comedy (at the Neil Simon), Fierstein plays Mrs. Edna Turnblad, Baltimore housewife and matriarch of the ironing board.
CAIRO STATION The Egyptian director Youssef Chahine stars in his teeming, sharp-eyed populist drama, from 1958, which blends a sympathetic view of a wide array of characters, warmhearted glimpses of their private dramas, and audacious social criticism.
Pauline, a bright-eyed, flamboyantly gesticulating, warmhearted , mixed-race actress full of stories about Guyana, had been his neighbor in Highbury Hill in the early nineteen-eighties.
"Parks and Recreation" represents a different form of confidence: the courage to make comedy that's warmhearted and emotionally resonant.
The brothers, who wrote and directed "Dumb & Dumber," "There's Something About Mary," "Shallow Hal," and other vulgar, warmhearted comedies, had a month to produce the second draft of "The Three Stooges," a script that places the trio in the present day, and gives them a degree of present-day frankness about bodily functions — as well as access to chain saws and microwave ovens.
Even before he began "The Passage," he told me, he was chafing at his reputation as a guy who writes "these sort of warm, warmhearted domestic novels.
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The adjective "warmhearted " primarily functions as a descriptor , characterizing individuals or entities as possessing a kind, empathetic, and compassionate nature. As Ludwig AI underlines, the term is usable in written English. For instance, one may refer to a "warmhearted nurse" or a "warmhearted performance".
Expression frequency: Very common
