open-hearted

I start with The Graduate and how the sensitive, open-hearted, vulnerable, confused person can be a cinematic hero.

His reckless, open-hearted generosity eventually caught up with him.

Men spoke of their friendships with men with such open-hearted devotion and love.

Not even the most open-hearted (and empty-headed) idealist could look at these developments as a healthy sign for our society.

Her conduct, frank and open-hearted, was irreproachable, ever above even the slightest suspicion of indiscretion.

Never in my life did I feel more essentially frank and open-hearted than I feel now.

He seems to have remained always a generous, affectionate, open-hearted soldier.

Open-hearted for truth, she was peculiarly susceptible at that time to the claims of Adventism.

They were more sincere, open-hearted, and passionate, as artists are; they exhibited a kind of child-like naiveté.