Sentence examples for benign warmth from inspiring English sources

Whether he chooses to present himself as Grayson Perry or his transvestite alter-ego Claire, he emits a benign warmth.

The breezy grace of the narrative is inches from mere coasting; the benign warmth with which she surveys assorted Suffolk County denizens is inches from sappiness.

Fortnum's benign style and kind eye matched the warmth of Bond's story.

Bosley Crowther wrote of Waters in the New York Times, "by playing the girl's old grandmother in a deeply benign and wistful way Ethel Waters endows this gentle lady with tremendous warmth and appeal".

In view of the Simon Cowell-shapedarkrk age that has followed, Waterman now seems essentially benign: interviewed on stage by former Channel 4 and BBC1 chairman Michael Grade, he's a font of unfeigned warmth and amusing, if lengthy, stories which usually end in "…and the single went Top 10 around the world".

His warmth.

Benign neglect.

"A little more warmth".

He has no warmth.

Always its warmth.

Mr. Chizzola exudes warmth.