The phrase "comforting warmth" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe the feeling of being around a loved one or a relaxing activity such as taking a hot bath. For example, "The comforting warmth of the hot water helped me to relax."
When Steph started bawling out Greg the other night, and rushing him as if he were a tackling dummy, I felt an oddly comforting warmth.
Add chilli powder to taste; aloo gobi should be a very homely pleasure, and one person's comforting warmth is another's sweaty nightmare.
With its luscious texture and comforting warmth, the inside of the pasty was a concealed surprise, something to look forward to.
Her success confirms the appeal, in hard times, of the comforting warmth of emotions expressed simply and directly, while tracks like "Rolling in the Deep" and "Rumour Has It" reveal a more musically inquisitive side to her personality.
The tone is sombre, but not relentlessly so; a recurring passage in the third movement, consolatory in mood and played with comforting warmth by the Sinfonia's strings, almost sounded like a smile.
Seeing Round Corners is the work of two artists, Jonathan Parsons and David Ward, who have thought very deeply about every aspect of the circle, from its irreducible beauty to its comforting warmth and its fierce self-containment.
It's got the carnal pleasures of a hamburger and the comforting liquid warmth of a stew, together in one satisfying bowl.
There is an illusion of comfort, warmth, gentleness.
But players say they provide comfort, warmth, improved grip and shock absorption.
This response is driven by hormones such as oxytocin and prolactin, which actually induce the feelings of comfort, warmth and mild pleasure in us.
For millions of consumers, the sight or smell of Campbell's soup triggers nostalgic associations with comfort, warmth, family, and childhood.
