Sentence examples for by warmly from inspiring English sources

He was deliberate and courteous, even to opponents, once surprising Naomi Paiss, a gun control advocate about to debate him on television, by warmly congratulating her on her approaching wedding.

Today Germany allowed itself a measure of contempt for New York habits by warmly greeting the return of Franz Xaver Ohnesorg from his bumpy tenure as executive director of Carnegie Hall.

The Rev. Donald G. Lothrop, the radical minister of what was once one of Boston's most prominent Protestant churches, who defied politicians who called him a Communist -- mistakenly, he emphasized -- by warmly welcoming Communists to his congregation, died on Feb. 20 in Belfast, Me.

B1 Neediest Cases B4 ARTS E1-14 Berlin's Coda for Carnegie Germany allowed itself a measure of contempt for New York habits by warmly greeting the return of Franz Xaver Ohnesorg, left, from his tenure as executive director of Carnegie Hall to be the chief executive of the Berlin Philharmonic.

Thankfully, most of my family members, including my grandparents who experienced the brutality of apartheid and racism first hand, surprised me by warmly welcoming my wife-to-be.

Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I would like to begin by warmly thanking everyone, all my fellow Members and officials who have made a contribution to improving the text we will vote on tomorrow.

But on Monday she was distinguished by her warmly luxurious, buttery tone and long, seamless phrases.

Mr. Weiner said he was surprised by how warmly New Yorkers had embraced his candidacy, which he announced in May.

Madison did so, Professor Reynolds argued, by responding warmly to a 1789 letter from an essayist named Tench Coxe.

Introduced by George Wein, he was embraced warmly by President Carter in the concert's most poignant moment.

The idea was not received warmly by Piser or by some of the other Jewish community leaders.