Sentence examples for distinctly warmer from inspiring English sources

During this 50-year period, average annual rainfall values in this region were substantially below long-term averages, air temperatures were distinctly warmer, marginal lands were actively cropped and grazed, and rabbits were a burgeoning grazing pest.

Similarly, the repeated affirmations of friendship with Sri Lanka followed a period under President Rajapaksa when Colombo had seemed distinctly warmer to China and Pakistan than to its closest neighbor.

This certainly didn't come from Candace Bushnell - she tends to show female relationships as merely competitive - but from the show's writers, who gave it this distinctly warm, intimate tone.

Much later, after 2 a.m., the saxophonist Jeremy Udden filled the space with the echoing sound of his band, Plainville: a distinctly contemporary wash, warm and rusticated, with a strong pull of nostalgia.

The magazine attributed the sessions' success to Presley's "newfound maturity and soulfulness" and Moman's "warm, distinctly Southern musical backing".

But with all its western aspiration, Tel Aviv is distinctly Israeli, with its warm and humid weather and informal social code.

Warm, friendly and distinctly unfussy; his demeanour is a lot like his food – which invariably leaves you slobbering at the telly.

Colleagues there recall a handsome, warm-hearted, and distinctly eccentric addition to their ranks, with a startling taste in clothes and a tendency to prowl shoeless round the office.

Women wanting a warm, mysterious, and distinctly feminine scent should look into this category further.

One of these singers, Trey Lorenz, stepped out to sing "I'll Be There" with the star; compared to his warm voice, hers sounded distinctly metallic.

Mitchell writes that while James is "very progressive", in particular on the issue of climate change, Lachlan is very conservative politically and "distinctly sceptical" about the science of global warming.