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- adj. noble and generous in caring for others
Examples
“When Zan decided to leave Ted and take that apartment on East Eighty-sixth Street, and then again when she moved to Battery Park City after Matthew disappeared, big-hearted Ted was the one who had helped her get settled both times.”
“The work, a big-hearted attempt to dramatize the real problems of climate change and global warming, credits four playwrights, of whom the best-known is the usually tack-sharp Moira Buffini.”
“We're not the only ones who believe that big-hearted growth holds the key to solving our immediate economic problem.”
“Among today's many angst-ridden tales, this big-hearted novel stands out for its portrayal of connection and kindness.”
The Washington Post: Tricia Springstubb's 'What Happened on Fox Street,' for young readers
“Specifically, Friday Night Lights, a miracle of a series about big-hearted people in small-town America.”
“The fact is that there are numerous "peace warriors" out there in their respective fields pioneering change, not slowing down for the consensus and forging forward to promote high-minded, big-hearted, ecologically-sound, sustainable and humanitarian values, which we sorely need in order to preserve our precious Earth and humanity along with all sentient life.”
The Huffington Post: Mitchell J. Rabin: The Power Of Gathering Empowers Us All
“Somewhere in the middle of this sequence I realised that this may be the only American movie since 2001 brave or foolhardy enough to take on – to conflate, even – the infinite and the intimate, the cosmic and the cellular, the extraordinary and the infra-ordinary, all in Malick's habitual spirit of big-hearted, symphonic grandeur, steeped in Whitman, Emerson and Yeats.”
The Guardian: Is Terrence Malick assuming Stanley Kubrick's mantle?
“Once again he sees City as his most direct rivals for a fourth-placed Premier League finish and there is little he likes more than to paint his team as the big-hearted underdogs, a role that they played with no little panache at White Hart Lane against the nine-times European champions.”
The Guardian: Tottenham blocked by Real Madrid but now turn sights on league battle
“He was a big-hearted person who was full of life and energy, with an adventurous and inquiring mind.”
“In a joint statement, the producers of The Kids Are All Right added, “We are so proud of the picture in every way and are thrilled that Focus – a companythat has along history of making groundbreaking films – is bringing this important, big-hearted, and hysterically funny movie to audiences.””
Sundance 2010: Buyers Purchase TWELVE, HESHER and THE KIDS ARE ALL RIGHT – Collider.com
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