Sentence examples for a remarkably warm from inspiring English sources

That's a remarkably warm parental welcome, even by Western standards, and a reminder that India's close family structure can at times be supportive, rather than just oppressive.

Big, billowing convex panels, finished in white acoustical plaster, cover the walls and ceiling, giving the room a remarkably warm — even Baroque — feel.

Scientists then conducted additional experiments with HiFLOR that found it was a remarkably warm tropical Atlantic Ocean, relative to the global tropical ocean, which was the main driver of 2017 hurricane activity.

Thus the rains that plagued vintners elsewhere in Europe in September 2001 actually were beneficial to the vineyards in Germany; they filled out the grapes that had suffered in the long, dry summer and set them up for what turned out to be a remarkably warm and sunny October.

However, observers suggested a remarkably warm relationship between then-Prime Minister Dr. Mahathir Mohamad with the Agong, both of whom shared common resentment against the chief justice, Salleh Abas.

We've had a good, warm summer here and in Ireland and the yearlings look a remarkably strong bunch".

And although its menu still harbors a few disappointments, they're eclipsed by plenty of standouts and by a charismatically bustling, remarkably warm scene.

He was a man of genuine personal mod esty, a formidable political opponents quintessentially ruth less, but a very private person, simple in his wants, remarkably warm with family and close associates, a fanatical foe of formality and ceremony.

The patient smiled, warm and alert, and offered a well-manicured hand, which was remarkably warm.

Yet the colleagues who knew him well in the latter phase of his life insist he was a remarkably generous, warm and kind person.

Yet he leaves behind a large extended family with whom he remained on remarkably warm terms.