Sentence examples for and warmth in a from inspiring English sources

Indeed the comparison is apt, because the boy possesses kindness, innocence and warmth in a world devoid of all three; he is as unfamiliar in these devastated surroundings as a real angel would be amongst the crowds in Oxford Circus.

It inspired them to contrast the feeling of coldness and warmth in a visual form.

You need to create spaces that bring intimacy and warmth in a big, open space like that". .

"He regarded the episode as a physical attempt to show closeness and warmth in a fashion calculated to compromise him before Democrats who already mistrusted him".

"These postcards," Mr. Goldberger writes, "bring us back to a New York that possessed glamour and drama and warmth, in even measure: a city in which there was always light, and always possibility; a city that, when you came to visit, you could not wait until you were back home to tell everyone all about it, and so you always, always, sent a postcard".

Light billowed out of her, and warmth in damp gusts as if from a garden after a rainstorm.

Keeley Hawes is very easy to relate to (most recently I loved her combination of wry wit and warmth in The Ambassadors) and Denton inspired a fair amount of sympathy, even when reaching the end of the line with her next-door neighbour.

"Sir David was an extraordinary man – with charm, wit, talent, intelligence and warmth in equal measure.

There is humor, comfort and warmth in this home.

Hall oozes charm and warmth in her many TV interviews.

This also lets more light and warmth in.