open-hearted
Adjective
Meaning
Candid; frank; generous.
Source: Webster's dictionaryAlternative names
open hearted
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Playing an open-hearted loner who falls in love with a woman he doesn’t know is dying (played by the wonderful Sarah Polley), Ruffalo is the film’s secret star.
I think an hour and a half of genuine, open-hearted, innocent whimsy may not be the worst thing for people.
James has proven a winsome presence in “Cinderella,” “Baby Driver” and “Darkest Hour,” but “Here We Go Again” is a breakout superstar moment for her as the free-spirited, earthy and open-hearted Donna.
What truly unifies these pieces, though, is the author’s consistent care with words and open-hearted tone; having been through emotional and artistic wars, he’s produced a guidebook to help others survive them too.
Geoffrey told his sons he was more open-hearted due to the loss of his son, so Dakota and Paxton just advised their dad to be careful and cautious.
The experts judging my presentation were sharp as razors…but also open-hearted, sincere and honest.