Jacob's warm-heartedness has also survived the chills and shocks of a long lifetime.
Were devotion, piety, and single-heartedness nothing but imposition, hypocrisy, and priestcraft?
The proclamation was such as became a monarch conscious that his own faint-heartedness had been the principal cause of Prussia's humiliation.
The commandant, Von Rochow, did not imagine that the enemy would carry his hard-heartedness to such an extent as to consider these lads of tender age as part of the garrison, and make them prisoners of war in consequence.
His present poverty and need condemned the proud, high-born people, and showed to the world their cold-heartedness and miserable conduct.
What you say about Margaret Gannon's Irish true-heartedness reminds me of our own wild Irishman.
You may be sure that my first call upon them after the submergence was made with a heartful of sympathy,--which I took away with me, and with it a lesson in sincerity and simple-heartedness rare enough in my experience.
Henrietta had found him a debonair youth, full of gay humor and high spirits and having, apparently, much of the same kind of good-heartedness and sincerity which she admired in his mother.
She had found the elder woman's open speech and breezy manners amusing, but she had also conceived liking and respect for the sincerity and warm-heartedness that were evident underneath a rather brusque and erratic exterior.
Raphael rebukes him gently for his faint-heartedness and asks for a history of his thinking.
But that which marks Karl Moor as a genuine child of Schiller's imagination and of the sentimental age is his combination of virile energy with soft-heartedness and true nobility of feeling.
And nowhere was he more himself than in just this combination of infinite soft-heartedness with large manly ambition.
Still, light-heartedness of one kind is now and then a little inconvenient.
There's twice the light-heartedness in me that there is in Mr. Austin.
Maybe it is just kind-heartedness that has kept him acting as intermediary between the persons who furnish money for my education, and myself.
The red-headed boy was a mixture of good-heartedness and mischievousness that both delighted Nancy and horrified her.
Such were, after her last interrogatory and the suffering produced by her illness, the spells of resoluteness and faint-heartedness that wrestled with each other and alternately exalted and again cast the heroine down.
She would then return weeping over the hard-heartedness or the blindness of men, who, although French, wished to remain English.
In this story she set forth the pleasant side of slavery--the light-heartedness and kind-heartedness of the negroes.
Her meaning here was good, and I could not take it ill: to you also, my Friends, her wealth and her open-heartedness are nothing new.
The more hateful, therefore, must that calumny about hare-heartedness appear to me.
It is not to be gainsaid that Miss Hamm lends to our institution a picturesqueness of outward aspect as well as a light-heartedness and a buoyancy of viewpoint which heretofore has been quite utterly lacking among our instructor corps.
To my ministrations I ascribe the cheerfulness and light-heartedness the young ladies continued to evince throughout this trying period.
Most of them were chatting and laughing with that ease and light-heartedness which in their hours of relaxation is characteristic of most savage peoples, a light-heartedness and freedom from care which renders them akin to children.
The hard-heartedness of the rich, the scorn of the self-righteous for the outcasts, moved his indignation.
But, further, in its very nature, that method of approach to the highest reality which requires only goodness and open-heartedness and love is available to the little child and to the simplest mind.
In the plain, naive annals of Besse, the hard-heartedness and haughty pride of the Puritan magistrates (traits still amply represented in their descendants) are thrown into the most striking relief.
He should not expel and disinherit him, and thus add the hard-heartedness of the parent to the folly and perversity of the child.
This had rendered him unpopular, and added force to the essential single-heartedness transmitted to him through his grandfather.
Its song refreshed his spirit; its passionate light-heartedness stirred all the love of beauty in him, awoke revolt against a world so murderous and uncharitable.
In this isolation he had unparalleled opportunities of appreciating what few sons can apprehend, the whole-heartedness of a mother's love.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "heartedness" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
