Sentence examples for a particular warmth from inspiring English sources

And let's be honest, there is a particular warmth in the north.

THERE is a particular warmth to the mood generated by a well-operated, family-run restaurant.

For decades Mr. Fiorato was a constant part of City Ballet's existence and gave many performances a particular warmth.

She and her own adult son, Paul Lombardi, 23, who is currently finishing a teacher-training program in Boston, have always shared a particular warmth, she said.

In addition, as the host of the long-running BBC radio programme As Prescribed, his name still engenders a particular warmth of affection felt only for a very few broadcasters.

(Tommasini) CHRISTOPHER MALTMAN (Thursday) A stylish young baritone who has a particular warmth and affinity for song, Mr. Maltman appears with the accompanist Malcolm Martineau in a program of Schumann, Mahler and French song.

Cronulla are not really a team towards whom neutral fans would be inclined to feel any particular warmth, but a win on Sunday might well induce widespread sentimentalism and an acceptance that after all this time, all this pain, the Sharks have earned such joy.

He has bizarrely shown particular warmth to tyrants, as when he hugged Hugo Chavez with a broad grin, curtsied to the despotic King of Saudi Arabia, and rolled out the red carpet for the President of China shortly after the Chinese threw even the wife of its Nobel Peace laureate dissident in jail.

But the NRA did not welcome Obama's smart gun plan with particular warmth.

The guards at Schwarzman do not tend to greet visitors with particular warmth.

This has had a particular effect on U.S.-Saudi relations, in view of our longstanding relationship and the particular warmth between President Trump and the Saudi leadership.