Sentence examples for brilliant warm from inspiring English sources

In summer, the air is clear and brilliant, warm and dry.

Emma Thompson gives herself a generous portion, but they are crackers and she delivers with brilliant warm wither.

Gloria Steinem, meanwhile, weaves other people's stories into her own in her brilliant, warm and challenging My Life on the Road (Oneworld, £14.99).

I feel a twinge of regret for speaking so harshly, because I am as susceptible as most of the British people to Johnson's brilliant, warm, funny public persona.

It's probable that she could not have eked out her November victory had she not been perceived, in the words of Representative Steve Rothman of New Jersey, as "charming, lovely, brilliant, warm, intellectually curious, intellectually honest — and tough as nails".

This day, this brilliant, warm February day with the promise of spring about it, Donna was all over the place.

But after a few tries with this one, I can see that it's a brilliant "warmer" on all skin tones.

Gleba white when young, passing through gentle lilac tones, turning to brilliant warm-brown at full maturity, but remaining more light-coloured than in typical H. niveus specimens.

It was horrible to see her going from someone so tender and brilliant and warm to being kind of derelict and lost.

"It was horrible to see her going from someone so tender and brilliant and warm to being kind of derelict and lost," he said.

She was a beautiful, strong, courageous, brilliant and warm human being and will be deeply missed by her sister Toni Auspitz, her children Steven Filbert and Peggy Kelston, her daughterin-law Gloria, her grandchildren Lauren and Alex Kelston, her nieces, Betsy Kovacs, Ena Haines, Dotty Brown, her nephew James Hindels, and all her other relatives of her close knit family, and her many friends.