Sentence examples for bit of warmth from inspiring English sources
So if you're looking to Sibelius to shed a bit of warmth, it must be cold.
(Adrenalin, I suppose, with a bit of warmth presumably thrown off by the stage lights).
What better colour to inject a bit of warmth into a dull, grey day?
Peggy Diggs adds a bit of warmth to hard, cold cash.
They have a little bit of warmth that engraving doesn't have.
A bit of warmth with the water butts full, she said, and the growing season will take off.
And they tried to perpetuate the hippie aesthetic with bits of warmth and texture.
My holiday tome this year completely fell apart - a little bit of summer warmth melted the glue on the binding and all the pages blew into the swimming pool.
Ms. MacLeod's paintings, in particular, add a bit of emotional warmth without offering a real alternative and are mostly marginalized by Mr. Fischer's penchant for visual extremes.
Later when he became very well known, and started getting very large commissions, he became more serious and lost a bit of his warmth and simplicity, which had so attracted me.
