Sentence examples for warmheartedness from inspiring English sources

Harper Lee is the daughter of Amasa Coleman Lee, a lawyer who was by all accounts apparently rather like the hero-father of her novel in his sound citizenship and warmheartedness.

But after many years of functioning as sentimental relief — little rest stops of warmheartedness in a more general barrage of animosity — the songs have now leaked their twinkliness into the rest of the act, colonizing it with a rosy glow: I love to do what I do To share this laughter I give For just a little love from you.

Slayton, an associate professor of history at Chapman University, in Orange, California, seems genuinely happiest when discussing the Governor's warmheartedness and sentimentality.

It is this real phoniness – as well as Holly's warmheartedness — that the film captures so well.

If, in these troubled times, you want a reminder of community and neighbourliness and all-round warmheartedness, you could do a lot worse than watch this.

The makers of BBC2's The Great British Bake Off (coincidentally the same people behind Benefits Street) consistently flag up the fun and warmheartedness of that format, which ended with a record 8 million viewers last year and will switch to BBC1 for this year's fifth series.

But after many years of functioning as sentimental relief little rest stops of warmheartedness in a more general barrage of animosity the songs have now leaked their twinkliness into the rest of the act, colonizing it with a rosy glow: I love to do what I do To share this laughter I give For just a little love from you.

Even supporters of the Citgo plan in New Haven, where Mr. Bush was born, said Mr. Chávez's gesture to the Northeast appears to be more about political theater than warmheartedness.