Sentence examples for encouraging warmth from inspiring English sources

It's a stretch to say that any of this stuff is new, but the familiarity is more an encouraging warmth than a stale chill.

The challenge here is maintain a professional relationship, while encouraging the warmth and personal connection that is as much a part of their experience as the actual massage.

The Moon Under Water: that's where I want to do my boozing, in a place where alcohol is used purely to encourage social warmth and where nobody puts away enough to get a hangover, let alone more lasting damage.

Nor do Sri Lanka's cosy economic ties with China do much to encourage Indian warmth, even if India remains a big donor for post-war recovery in Sri Lanka's north.Yet, as tetchy as relations are between the countries, the more important political manoeuvring at the moment is probably happening within India: between Tamil politicians, such as Miss Jayalalitha, and India's rulers in Delhi.

He's comfortable in confessional mode in his music and his social media outbursts, which toggle between petulance, complaining about how he is misperceived, and grace, encouraging his followers with warmth and inspiration.

Names encourage friendship and warmth; things I would never know again.

After hearing them speak together, I am deeply encouraged by the warmth of their friendship and the strength of their intellectual collaboration.

Ahead of the discussions, Abbott said he was encouraged by the warmth of Yudhoyono's statements towards Australia after the spying revelations were published.

As he advances in years, he has maintained a youthful warmth, humour and infectious joy, encouraging a serious appreciation of film.

VisitScotland said Còsagach - an old Gaelic word - was about encouraging businesses to create environments which "induce a feeling of warmth or cosiness".

Hotels and motels encourage the fear of warmth.