From moment to moment and one person to the next it's great-hearted or it's crazy-eyed, except when it's both or when it's too tired to be any type of way at all.
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The NFL is not alone in attempting to retroactively apply a visionary and humane sheen to their pursuit of profit; the idea that there is something not just courageous and great-hearted but humanistic about the products we're sold is the singular affectation of the version of capitalism under which we currently live.
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We are bound to be hopeful, nor wrong our great-hearted father.
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He loved the manager of his troupe as a great-hearted gentleman.
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They are in reality a proud race, great-hearted and high-spirited.
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Lord Tennington's great-hearted good nature never deserted him for a moment.
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Edina is the residence of that great-hearted, good old gentleman, Judge Hanson.
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But still, there is so much more that is big and bold, imaginative and great-hearted.
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For dusk has all but fallen on that great-hearted generation of Australians who fought here.
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Such a letter could not be ignored by the great-hearted man to whom it came.
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He was broad-minded, great-hearted enough not to censure the girl by word or act.
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But we too take for granted the benefits of having such great-hearted people living beside us.
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Pembrokeshire has lost a great champion and we have all lost a very warm, kind, great-hearted man.
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Williams is a unique team with over 500 great-hearted and talented people and many superb partners in and out of Formula One.
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Then I crossed over to Chalcis, to the games of wise Amphidamas where the sons of the great-hearted hero proclaimed and appointed prizes.
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He looks like a great-hearted fellow who would pitch an enemy into the river in a moment, and then jump in and risk his life fishing him out again.
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The emotions that bound the Loving family together, all those years ago, live on in Grey Villet's images — as does the sensitive spirit of the great-hearted photographer who created them.
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This is the figure we have come to love — the great-hearted, endlessly inventive Dickens — and if we had to part with Great Expectations or Little Dorrit we would feel our lives sadly diminished.
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Homer describes the Giant king Eurymedon as "great-hearted" (μεγαλήτορος), and his people as "insolent" (ὑπερθύμοισι) and "froward" (ἀτάσθαλος).Homer, Odyssey 7.58-60\. The translations given are A.T. Murray's. Richard Lattimore translates ὑπερθύμοισι as "high-hearted" and ἀτάσθαλος as "recklessly daring".
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In his statement, Coffey said of Cotter: > He should be remembered as a great-hearted Irish gentleman who sacrificed > his health and a large portion of the little money he had to serve his > country but, unfortunately, owing to age and temperament was unable to make > the mark which his intentions and devotion deserved.
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The start of the effort may have begun in the 1180s, and the Vita was based on a list of miracles performed at the bishop's tomb from that time period. Although miracles were ascribed to him and a cult persisted into the thirteenth century, he was never canonized. Henry of Huntingdon described Remigius as short but great-hearted and very charming. He had a dark complexion.
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Contrary to neoclassical mainstream of his age,Taruskin, p. 4. Lvov as a poet belonged to emerging sentimentalismMoser, p. 110. and pioneered exploration of "spontaneous, great-hearted sincerity in the Russian peasant" that defined yet unexplored national character. He belonged to a close-knit ring of fellow poets; its key members, Lvov, Derzhavin and Vasily Kapnist, were bonded by their marriages to three Dyakova sisters.
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According to—Islamic—narrations: whereas he shouts loudly "(you) help Imam-Mahdi", gallant and great-hearted men will assist him. Seyyed Hassani will remove the Earth from the existence of oppressors and Kafirs, from his place till Kufa. This progress is done simultaneously with coming out of al-Mahdi from Mecca—that al-Mahdi comes to Kufa (from Mecca), and he will be join al-Mahdi.Yazdi Haeri, Al-Zam Al-Nasib, vol.
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Until that all important final > quarter the Ulster girls matched the holders puck for puck, and score for > score and showed spirit and gameness in fighting back time after time when > Dublin seemed to be getting on top. For all their great-hearted efforts > Antrim lacked the finesse, the high degree of polished stick work and > positional skill displayed by the star-studded Dublin team. The Antrim > forwards never attempted to emulate the delightful combined movements of the > winners attack, but in and around the goalmouth they seized on the slightest > slip by a defender.
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Like Mrs. Hemans, a tone of unforced, persuasive goodness, pervades her poetry; and though often sad, it is never complaining. That she is a great-hearted, womanly woman, to whose ear the words, home, husband, children and friends, are terms of sweetest import, no one can doubt who is fortunate enough to possess a copy of her elegant poems, called A Vision and Other Poems. The Vision is a tribute to the North for her magnanimity and beautiful charity to the South in 1878, when the yellow fever had desolated and depopulated so many cities and homes.
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In the British Isles, the book was praised by the bestselling man of letters Hall Caine. "It is years since I read anything of the kind that moved me to so much sympathy and admiration. . . . It is difficult for me to believe that a grown man or woman with a straight mind and a clean heart can find anything that is not of good influence in this most moving, most convincing, most poignant story of a great-hearted girl who kept her soul alive amidst all the mire that surrounded her poor body". However, Caine's friend, Dracula author Bram Stoker, was said to have been in favor of banning the book.anonymous. "Alice is London’s Holiday Favorite".
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