Sentence examples for ambient warmth from inspiring English sources

The fastest way to increase daylight, not to mention ambient warmth, is to head south – possibly with a bit of eastness or westness thrown in.

U2 is enjoying positive reviews for "How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb," which sounds like one vigorous, catchy single — "Vertigo" — surrounded by a lot of well-meaning, ambient warmth.

The band has always traded in ambient warmth, a sound that's immediately identifiable on "Tomorrow's Harvest," especially at an increased volume.

"YouKnow" charts a more direct course to the dancefloor than "Lagoons", stepping into a darker, more direct territory, away from a sense of ambient warmth while still retaining an affinity for electronic inflections, bot tonal and compositional, of the 90s.

"YouKnow" charts a more direct course to the dancefloor than "Lagoons," stepping into a darker, more direct territory, away from a sense of ambient warmth while still retaining an affinity for electronic inflection bot tonal and compositional of the 90s.

Like Soft Cell's Bedsitter and Fingers Inc's Mystery of Love, it is among one of THE great 80s 12" dance records; a perfect fusion of technology, ambient mood and human warmth from a time when people were not afraid to project into the future.

The sound, recorded in the Marienmünster Abbey near Detmold, is exquisite in two channels with a touch more ambient information and welcome warmth in SACD.

Daniel Lanois production was noted as textured, replete with ambient details and "immaculate warmth giving each note room to breathe, its textures lavish (in the preferred style of the time) without being sterile".

We found that mosquitoes can search for hosts in a wide range of ambient temperatures by seeking relative warmth and avoiding relative cool.

The secret, ancient warmth.

The camera "sees" the warmth of objects relative to the ambient temperature, and translates that information into a video image of people walking by.