Sentence examples for certain warmth from inspiring English sources
At first glance, the place does possess a certain warmth.
"But he relates to the son with a certain warmth".
There is a certain warmth you see in the Clairol people.
Her great voice has lost a certain warmth and gleam, and some would say power as well.
'SLEEPER', 1973 "There's a certain warmth and poignance associated with young women I would never have seen without her.
A room full of people eating pasta has a certain warmth that will probably keep them coming back for more.
* Fear of Intimacy -- The reason many couples fall out of love is because they stop treating each other with a certain respect, warmth, attraction, passion and affection that makes up what we refer to as romantic love.
Powell and Pressburger films also have a certain inescapable warmth, and a winking, sly sense of humor.
As for their hearts, well, Ms. Knightley, in an earnest West End debut, does inspire a certain parental warmth.
I think he's weakening, Gill – and who could blame him given Polly Walker's ability to exude a certain sensual warmth.
Her eyes are dark and lively, as lively as those of Sollers, although there are differences: in addition to being larger, they transmit a certain hospitable warmth (that is, a certain serenity) which is absent from her husband's eyes.
