How To Use Good-hearted In A Sentence
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I had a good-hearted grandfather and grandmother.
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He was just one of those good-hearted, woolly-minded men who were guided by emotions on everything.
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Nonetheless, life is good, the earth is beautiful, human customs enchanting, and we must face up to things with a degree of stoical good-heartedness.
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The general, who with all his iniquities was a good-hearted chief, thought he was sick, and told him to stay at home and take care of himself.
Stories by American Authors, Volume 1
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To be fair, she was a good-hearted woman who tried to do her best.
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In the world of Animal Farm, most speechifying and public palaver is bullshit and instigated lying, and though many characters are good-hearted and mean well, they can be frightened into closing their eyes to what's really going on.
Orwell and me
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In fact, her nickname for many years now is “the drive-by smoocher” — she loves to sneak in a puppy kiss whenever possible for all good-hearted two-legged creatures.
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I'll be thinking of these good-hearted people when I'm quaffing champagne, honest!
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That naive misunderstanding summarizes the threat posed by this good-hearted, wrong-headed legislation.
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And so begins a good-hearted, extremely cartoony adventure, with Rodriguez's trademark homemade special effects and music.
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The good-hearted Alberto is barely fazed by what he sees.
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While it is a great shame that this year's York ride will not now take place, good-hearted cyclists can take comfort from the fact that a ride could be still be held in the future.
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Indeed, the film's good-heartedness helps you forgive the weak jokes between the very funny high points.
Times, Sunday Times
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I am sure that the Australian people want both a clear and cool-headed government and also a good-hearted government.
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Ibbotson is dextrous with pace and suspense, accessible, always amusing, and a treat to read aloud, and the book is both joyously light-hearted and profoundly good-hearted.
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Francis thought of John, generous, bantering, good-hearted to a fault.
DARE CALL IT TREASON
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The late Umaru Musa Yar'Adua will be remembered as a good-hearted man, a reluctant candidate who was promised Nigeria's presidency on a platter of gold just like the Second Republic President of Nigeria Alhaji Shehu Shagari who ruled from 1979 to 1983.
Ademola Bello: Umaru Musa Yar'Adua: A Mediocre Administrator, the Least Prepared Nigerian President Since Shehu Shagari
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And it's great - lively, funny and immensely good-hearted.
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Inevitably, there will be atrocities that will cause many good-hearted people to defect from the cause.
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The contributors give the impression that good-hearted planners can easily achieve their intended aims.
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In many ways it's a send-up, but it's a good-hearted one.
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Mary McAllister was one of the most good-hearted people Cooper had ever met.
CIRCLE OF THREE: BOOK 13: AND IT HARM NONE
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Tom, a lively and adventurous lad, lives with his priggish brother Sid and his good-hearted Aunt Polly in the quiet town of St Petersburg, Missouri.
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Her good-hearted hubby (gently played by Wynters) knows better, but indulges her anyway - with a plan of his own waiting on the back burner.
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Although, few came right out and said it, the implication was that socially concerned investors were good-hearted saps, destined for sub-par returns.
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He was a good-hearted man at the bottom, however, and as tender as a woman in cases of real suffering; though woe to the malingerer or shammer of illness who incautiously ventured within reach of his caustic tongue!
Crown and Anchor Under the Pen'ant
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Officer Mike Biggs (Billy Gardell) is a good-hearted cop who sincerely wants to lose weight.
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He was a good-hearted man who loved me and his son.
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Trust is the wish-fulfilling gem, because this is our wish: to dive into the depths of our life and realize our inherent blessedness or good-heartedness.
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The trait is so naturelike and Dickens-like, no American ” no living soul but a peppery, crotchety, good-hearted, mellow old John Bull ” could have done such a thing.
Authors and Friends
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A fanatical Aberdeen Football Club supporter, he endures plenty of good-hearted stick from his colleagues about his allegiances with great good humour.
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I am sure that the Australian people want both a clear and cool-headed government and also a good-hearted government.
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And the movie itself is I think very good-hearted at its core.
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The thinking is good-hearted, but muddled and fundamentally unsound.
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That said, one can't help but admire the resilience and good-heartedness of the people of Wirt County, who chipped in to build an addition onto the Lynch house to make it wheelchair friendly for Jessi.
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Well, I don't know; maybe he might have been satisfied if it hadn't been for old Nat Parsons, which was postmaster, and powerful long and slim, and kind o 'good-hearted and silly, and bald-headed, on account of his age, and about the talkiest old cretur I ever see.
Tom Sawyer Abroad
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In fact, my son is a good-hearted and considerate boy. He never hesitates to give his pin money to the old , the young beggars and the disabled beggars when he meets them.
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He is wretched, weak, ugly, inspiring contempt and disgust in not only all the supposedly good-hearted characters but also the reader.
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The man was noisy and demonstrative, but in a good-hearted way, a happy drunk.
AT THE STROKE OF TWELVE
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It's a simple, eloquent biography that records both its subject's talent and his good-heartedness.
Times, Sunday Times
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That naive misunderstanding summarizes the threat posed by this good-hearted, wrong-headed legislation.
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To Dempster, good-hearted and full of admiration and enthusiasm for Keith's genius, this was only a minor problem.
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Along with his modesty, Hunter's unalterable good-heartedness contributed to his popularity.
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Huck's final decision--- to follow his own good-hearted moral impulse rather than conventional village morality.
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They took him prisoner but, because of his good-heartedness, they shipped him to a camp on the Greek mainland instead.
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He declared that America is a land of good-hearted people, a nation of citizens who have more to unite them than to divide them, a country held together by a belief in freedom and opportunity for all.
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Francis thought of John, generous, bantering, good-hearted to a fault.
DARE CALL IT TREASON
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The world is a zoo of thinking, ethical, selfish, greedy and hypocritical animals - men. The world is full of good and bad people, passionate and good-hearted people, mean and evil-hearted people, honest and unscrupulous people. Dr T.P.Chia
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The Call of the Wild, by Jack London London narrates the adventures of a dog called Buck, who ends up in Alaska as the companion of a good-hearted gold-panner.
Ten of the best
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He is wretched, weak, ugly, inspiring contempt and disgust in not only all the supposedly good-hearted characters but also the reader.
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The story here concerns a pair of American innocents abroad—Lightning McQueen, the bright-red race car brightly voiced by Owen Wilson, and Tow Mater, the buck-toothed, good-hearted tow truck who speaks in the cornpone tones of Larry the Cable Guy.
Oy Story: 'Cars 2' Is a Dollar-Driven Edsel
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They were proud of what they tried to do because, you know, there was a good-heartedness behind all these endeavours, and they were glad to be able to talk about it, and they all did.
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But both are sincere, dedicated, good-hearted people.
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He grinned; just another good-hearted carouser stretching a night of harmless merriment into the new day.
Survived another workshop!
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We want our border patrol agents chasing crooks and thieves and terrorists not good-hearted people coming here to work.
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Yesterday's marchers were good-hearted and well-intentioned.
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These include a sticky-fingered hippie named McGruff, a friendly gondolier, and his good-hearted mother.
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I am sure that the Australian people want both a clear and cool-headed government and also a good-hearted government.
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Francis thought of John, generous, bantering, good-hearted to a fault.
DARE CALL IT TREASON
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The man was noisy and demonstrative, but in a good-hearted way, a happy drunk.
AT THE STROKE OF TWELVE
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One in five family sessions of traditional board games ends in some good-hearted wheeler dealing, according to research conducted to mark the start of National Game Playing Week on Monday.
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This involves bantering, oftentimes between two people who good-heartedly tease each other.
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The trait is so naturelike and Dickens-like, no American -- no living soul but a peppery, crotchety, good-hearted, mellow old John Bull -- could have done such a thing.
Authors and Friends
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That naive misunderstanding summarizes the threat posed by this good-hearted, wrong-headed legislation.
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She is good-hearted and took pity on my pathetic form whenever I was sent to the kitchens by my mistresses.
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In many ways it's a send-up, but it's a good-hearted one.
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The world is a zoo of thinking, ethical, selfish, greedy and hypocritical animals - men. The world is full of good and bad people, passionate and good-hearted people, mean and evil-hearted people, honest and unscrupulous people. Dr T.P.Chia
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People who are ‘good with kids’ always seem like the most genuine, good-hearted folk.
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Mary McAllister was one of the most good-hearted people Cooper had ever met.
CIRCLE OF THREE: BOOK 13: AND IT HARM NONE
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Equally adept at comedy and drama, Cranham has played bumbling detectives, passionate army dentists and good-hearted pastors with equal proficiency.
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He was good-hearted about it, but good-hearted in the sort of way that people who know they're right can afford to be good-hearted.
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Character, feisty, reckless things, but good-hearted, there is a strong sense of justice, the flexibility, funny funny.
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For all its good-heartedness, though, Liberty Heights feels like a movie out of time.
