Sentence examples for a warm sense from inspiring English sources

Reading the histories of other genres, I often get a warm sense of déjà vu.

I love having friends in the building; it gives me a warm sense of community.

A warm sense of misplaced pride to the reader who can spot which member of the XI it is.

Those hearing it for the first time may experience a warm sense of recognition, mistaking it for an old favorite.

With a warm sense of humour and a self-effacing manner, he was ever approachable, especially for young researchers.

In this group, he found a warm sense of community that had long eluded him, and forged lasting friendships.

It's a film told with a warm, affectionate sense of community, easy to denigrate by those who know the Stonewall story inside out, but emotionally accessible to those with more to learn.

Ken had a passion for beauty, an appreciation of goodness in people and a wonderful warm sense of humor.

For both nations the British people feel a very warm sense of gratitude and admiration.

But he did have a lighter side, a bizarre and warm sense of humour".

Come As You Are (Eureka, 15) is a road-trip comedy in which three young special needs men head to Spain to lose their virginity; you might be grimacing already, but there's a sincere sweetness and warm sense of community to the trio's antics.