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• Cutting the heart out of a bighearted nation is something else.
• He's a bighearted con man and a cowboy ."
• Agee's prose is bighearted, almost biblical.
• She is a bighearted, generous, flamboyant woman.
• Al Pacino's bighearted Mafia foot soldier in " Donnie Brasco,"
• They are strong-willed and bighearted yet somehow floundering helplessly when it comes to men.
• "Center Stage " may be softheaded and hokey, but it's bighearted.
• Ready for a bighearted, inspiring holiday revival beyond " It's a Wonderful Life "?
• A bighearted Vermin told his slaving assistant : " I'm proud of having created these characters !!
• She's big-boned and bighearted, with a scrupulous ethical code and a childlike capacity for wonder.
• In Costner's violent, old-fashioned, bighearted tale, staying doesn't seem so bad.
• The new American Folk Art Museum in midtown, designed by Tod Williams and Billie Tsien, is a bighearted building.
• Like " The Incredibly True Adventure of Two Girls in Love, " it's a bighearted gay valentine.
• But perhaps nothing made a bigger impression on him than the number of genuine friends the garrulous, bighearted Porter Payne possessed.
• But the book is too conspicuously bighearted to make him much of a threat, so he hovers somewhere between being overwrought and superfluous.
• It serves as a testimony that this bighearted visionary of ideas continues to sprinkle with gold dust those who love and follow his vision.
• Those who've never heard Larry will have difficulty understanding his magic, since his bighearted, zany persona does not translate into print.
• "I was always little Billy Bean, small but bighearted, a gamer, play hurt, stick it out, " he said.
• The language is blunt for non-Fox network TV, but it's so straightforward and bighearted that there's hardly time to notice.
• Samantha was one of the first three American Girl dolls introduced in 1986, and as depicted here, she joins the illustrious tradition of bighearted female orphans in adolescent culture.