Administration officials and their allies have long bemoaned Mr. Bush's stiffness and, in some cases, clumsiness in front of a microphone, and they have worried that his public appearances do not demonstrate the warmth that they see in him, or his firm grasp of policy.
At his best, Hamilton's playing demonstrated great warmth and originality.
They're just demonstrating "untapped warmth" that was always there, she says.
His 1974 75 duet albums with trumpeters Dizzy Gillespie, Roy Eldridge, Harry Edison, Clark Terry, and Jon Faddis demonstrated generous warmth and sensitivity.
But he was difficult to categorise; he showed early promise as an artist, raced classic sports cars successfully and demonstrated genuine warmth for the miners he employed.
In contrast, he demonstrated great warmth in Fanny and Alexander (1982), one of Bergman's most optimistic films, and was lively and lovable in Angelopoulos's Ulysses' Gaze (1995).
[Excerpts, Page 10.] That statement sounded like conventional diplomatic etiquette but for the fact that Mr. Putin declined to dwell on disagreements about the ABM Treaty or the promise or danger of a missile shield, and he demonstrated a warmth toward Mr. Bush.
His remarks are no less tart (he's described Will Oldham as "yesterday's papers"), but the band's former edgy sound has now developed into country rock, while their new album, Lookout Mountain Lookout Sea, demonstrates the warmth of the voice with which Berman delivers his prickly messages.
Shadow chancellor Ed Balls has demonstrated some warmth towards the wealth tax idea.
Telephone recordings with team continuity demonstrated more warmth, humour, engagement and were longer than 'cold-calls' where no face-to-face meeting had occurred.
