large-hearted

British  

adjective

1. Also: large-souled.  kind; sympathetic

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Example Sentences

The former vice president delivered a sober, direct, large-hearted and aspirational speech in which nearly every word was an implied rebuke to President Trump’s paranoid style of politics.

From Washington Post

Mr. Frazier’s superb novel is both a large-hearted homage and a sensitive reckoning of the guilt that accrues to those who “profited from pain in the face of history’s power to judge.”

From The Wall Street Journal

It’s hard not to want more of the cynical, large-hearted Bro.

From Los Angeles Times

A large-hearted feel for moral complexity trumps the narrow-minded moral rigidity that has mostly been the mark of Church responses.

From The New Yorker

But we should remember that he also embodied in his medical practice a kind of ideal approach—creative, sensitive, and large-hearted—to his many patients.

From The New Yorker