Sentence examples for about the warmth from inspiring English sources

There was something about the warmth of those keyboards and the Germanic insistence of the drum machine sounds.

Reichert, an imposing forty-four-year-old with thick golden hair and a scruff of beard, amiably dismissed my concerns about the warmth of his feet.

There was nothing perfunctory about the warmth and remarkable detail of Mr. Hamelin's approach, but sometimes the nuances and rubato hindered the momentum.

It's as much about the warmth and personal touch offered by Annette Colasuonno, the lean, lively 51-year-old blonde who owns and runs the store.

Something about the warmth and tossed-on ease appealed to us, and apparently everyone else: Acne's oversize aviator -- a big bearhug of a jacket -- flew out of both the New York shop and Net-a-porter the week it arrived.

But my instructor, Katy Fraggos, who runs the program on the East Coast, was so enthusiastic and the music so motivating that I forgot about the warmth and focused on the moves.

He is torn about leaving the warmth of the apartment he just left.

Cows and calves also lie about in the warmth and, since their winter quarters became vacant, the dung is carted out and spread on grass starred with daisies and dandelions.

I will keep you posted on how I get on there, but in the short term I set about using the warmth that was still in the ground in October to sow a green manure crop and take advantage of the fallow period over winter.

It all added up to a spectacularly depressing night and one which was about as far from the warmth and wit of Amy Poehler and Tina Fey's double-act at last month's Golden Globes as can be imagined.

It's a query I often write and speak about: how to return the warmth of intimacy to the wedding celebration no matter its size or location or who is marrying whom.