| This is how it should be, smiles, open-heartedness and enjoyment of the moment. |
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| Curiosity and open-heartedness characterize singing that runs from adventurous, free-form scat to lightly torchy. |
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| This sense of open-heartedness from C. K. as a creator also extends to his performances as an actor. |
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| The dark can only be transformed when confronted with simplicity and open-heartedness. |
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| Eurydice, played with radiant open-heartedness by Maria Dizzia, falls to her death just after marrying Orpheus. |
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| What makes it compelling is the open-heartedness of the enterprise, the sense that the whole show is suffused with love. |
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| She became involved in Restorative Justice because she strongly believes in the power of relationships and genuine open-heartedness to soothe and heal deep suffering, for both victims and offenders. |
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| This trend is drenched in the colours mauve and light pink tones mirroring the tenderness of the rose of the same name and a new era of open-heartedness. |
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| Yet he succeeds in exploring these dark themes in tales of high drama and suspense, with wicked humour and an infectious open-heartedness towards all his characters. |
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| And so image-sensitive liberal, urbane, ironic culturati are going to want to prove their complex open-heartedness by indifferently swooning over her book. |
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| Their spontaneity, their energy, open-heartedness and smiles! |
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| The heart depicts the open-heartedness of volunteers and caregivers. |
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| The gift of life, far from being a disaster for a society or an individual family, is a sign of vitality and hope for the future, and exhibit sorely-needed open-heartedness and generosity on everyone's part. |
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| If research leads to enlightenment not merely through the mind but through both mind and heart, then it must be said of UIE that its work has always combined mental rigour with open-heartedness. |
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