Sentence examples for a notably warm from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama, Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Edwards all drew a notably warm reception.

Throughout the series, Lawrence Dutton, the violist, brought to bear a notably warm, vibrato-heavy sound; David Finckel, the cellist, gave emotional weight to the droning and plucked basses.

We had unwittingly booked a trip during a notably warm season — one that had locals worried about losses in revenue for the winter resorts and an impending drought in the coming summer.

Furthermore, they found that the incursion of ocean water followed a notably warm El Niño in the Pacific Ocean between 1939 and 1942.

In Cairo, his words for President Sisi were notably warm, marking a milestone that Egyptian officials have awaited with increasing impatience since the military takeover that ousted President Mohamed Morsi.

Look for a relatively cool location and avoid notably warm spots.

Mr. Lieberman is an immigrant from the former Soviet Union, and the notably warm reception that he received in Russia could be a sign of things ahead.

When he gave you his hand it was at once firm and soft and notably warm.

There have also been unseasonal winter wildfires in northern and central Spain, which has seen notably warm weather in recent weeks.

For example, the paper suggests that climate in the early Holocene, which was notably warm in the Northern Hemisphere, was far colder in New Zealand.

Most vital, though, is the presentation of Pasi's family life, which is notably warm and happy whenever he happens to be sober.