The World Bank warmly calls Bolivia an "early adjuster".
Later, as the sun began to set, a farmer greeted her warmly, calling out to his wife and climbing a tree to pick ripe guavas for her.
There was one song by Mr. Roseman, a warmly poplike ballad called "Fortunato," and two by Mr. Endsley, including one that resembled a warm-up exercise, with his long tones soberly set against a kind of Morse-code syncopation.
In a speech that was alternately (and simultaneously) humorous, honest, and warmly embracing, he called on Jews and Catholics to know each other better, to engage each other more substantially, and to move from talking together to working together.
He signed hats as he walked between holes, put a small child on his arms and posed for a picture, and smiled warmly at fans who called his name.
Most heartening is that Rajamouli's film was warmly reviewed: the Guardian called it "a near-perfect balance between physicality and poetics", and Times of India said "the larger-than-life execution matches [Rajamouli's] grandiose vision".
He was warmly applauded when he called for the release of Mohammed al-Nimr who was sentenced to death.
It was telling that Mr. Ford, who has repeatedly declined to discuss his Senate ambitions publicly, broke his silence on TV on Wednesday morning, under questioning from his on-air colleagues, who warmly teased him, calling him "senator".
For example, your introvert partner may be the best for checking the tax details and choosing the house decorating colors, while you might be best at planning parties and receiving the house guests warmly or cold calling the plumbers to get quotes for renovating your dilapidated bathroom.
The move was greeted warmly by President Trump, who called it "big progress!" But observers suspect that Kim's announcement wasn't as generous as it seemed.
