Sentence examples for Warm encouraging from inspiring English sources

But my child self understands the warm, encouraging principle at its heart.

Nicolas Sarkozy had feared that the rentrée – the time after the holidays when France returns to normal – would be warm, encouraging protesting masses on to the wide, Haussmann-designed boulevards, and he was right to be worried.

Thimann was a warm, encouraging mentor to students, younger scientists and colleagues.

But unlike some other, very technical bread books, the tone in these volumes is warm, encouraging, funny — sometimes even striving for poetic — as much as it is educational.

The crowds that gathered between Buckingham Palace and the Guards' Chapel, where the service took place, were warm, encouraging and royalist.

Turner, as portrayed by Parker, is not a recluse but a warm, encouraging preacher who delivers sermons in the ramshackle church on his plantation.

And global warming encourages stratification because it turns the ice into a layer of fresh water that sits on the surface.

But in her books her voice is always warm and encouraging.

Give Me Everything You Have: On Being Stalked James Lasdun Jonathan Cape, £14.99 Creative-writing lecturer James Lasdun thought he was being warm and encouraging.

The writer called him kind, warm and encouraging.

I still hear her words, warm and encouraging.