Sentence examples for warmhearted nature from inspiring English sources

In the hours and days following Odom's hospitalization on Tuesday night, stories detailing Odom's warmhearted nature poured in, seemingly by the dozen.

The way people spoke, in short, clipped phrases or long, flowing rambles, revealed so much about them: their place of origin, their social class, their temperament, whether calm or angry, warmhearted or cold-blooded, foulmouthed or polite; and, beneath their temperament, their true nature, intellectual or earthy, plainspoken or devious, and, yes, good or bad.

Like most of the Coen brothers' films, it is half a twist removed from nature, film-obsessed and exaggerated at times to the point of grotesquerie, but it is also warmhearted at its core.

Kind, warmhearted, sensitive.

McFarlane is a warmhearted writer.

His works are lively, warmhearted and atmospheric.

He is warmhearted, bombastic, up for anything.

And a funny, abundantly textured, warmhearted one, at that.

But the class is very warmhearted.

Over all, Rahm is a warmhearted Machiavellian.

A warmhearted biopic about a national hero.