Sentence examples for a mellow warmth from inspiring English sources

Some of that lumber went into Big Meadows Lodge, imparting a mellow warmth to the walls and vaulted ceilings of its spacious public rooms.

Basking with a book in the mellow warmth of a fire-escape window is my favorite summer inactivity.

He segued from the midtempo "I Got Somebody New" by George Levin to the mellow warmth of "A Little Deeper" by Ms. Dynamite.

In any event, the warmth of the Mariinsky strings is almost tactile, not plush like the Vienna Philharmonic strings, but a mellow, dusky warmth.

The Aleppo pepper is more seductive, exuding a mellow, earthy warmth that seems to expand rapidly, then slowly dissipate.

At moments in "High" her voice is raspy enough to strip paint; at others it's as cool, as Raymond Chandler once said, as a cafeteria dinner; and at still others it takes on a mellow, burnished warmth, like well-aged whiskey.

Only the cellos and basses, with their mellow warmth, leaven the reedy, brassy orchestral colors.

(Schweitzer) ★ Matthias Goerne and Leif Ove Andsnes (Tuesday) The German baritone Matthias Goerne brings mellow warmth, dramatic involvement and strong interpretive insights to everything he sings.

Shannon is a mellow guy.

It's a mellow drink at a mellow hour at the Summit.

The guitar holds it all together in a mellow way.