What is "warmhearted"

Usage examples of "warmhearted".

Raskolnikov finds himself is then underlined by the visit to his only friend, the warmhearted, generous, ebullient Razumikhin, who was introduced earlier and obviously serves as a contrast to the introspective, gloomy, embittered Raskolnikov.

She could not hate him when he was as warmhearted as he just had been.

He is sincere, warmhearted,-- his poetry shows that,--not in haste to be famous, and he looks to me as if he only wanted love to steady him.

I would call him the salt of the earth-a decent, warmhearted and old-fashioned fellow.

She felt friendly and warmhearted to all those people out there on the lawn.

From this he had gained the reputation -- not quite deserved -- of being a very warmhearted, sympathetic man, and he had won the heart of many a sea-captain, of many a farmer, of many an old working-woman by the unfeigned interest he showed in their conversation.

So it is polite and friendly and warmhearted for the politician to have a way to be able to remember about other people the sort of little things that they are likely to remember about him.

Fortunately, she was a warmhearted child-nurturer and an enthusiastic host­ess who championed tribal conviviality, with the result that from late May until September, the enormous carpenter-Gothic house on the beach was almost always full of youth­ful guests, and Cheri got very little sculpting done.