Sentence examples for except warmth from inspiring English sources

Having a dog is somehow this weird philosophical thing that teaches you that nothing counts in life except warmth and energy.

It may also be accompanied by upper cervical disorders, atypical trigeminal and glossopharyngeal neuralgias, temporomandibular joint dysfunction and a thalamic syndrome [11, 12], and may be triggered by cleaning teeth, eating, drinking, brushing hair, touching or rubbing the ears or neck movements except warmth [13, 15].

Katine is a village with nothing except the warmth and initiative of its people.

But are such forays into earnestness advisable in a novel like this? True, they do underline Johnson's critique of contemporary America as a culture rich in everything except the warmth of human connection.

Snakes also need warmth, except when they are hibernating, when they must be kept cool.

Some said he displayed no curiosity about the lives of his staff members, was intolerant of their quirks and seemed incapable of warmth, except toward his family.

And though the players tempered their initial brashness as the work progressed, they never achieved the warmth of tone — except in purely relative terms — that you want in Schubert, and in Beethoven's and Schumann's slow movements.

He greeted me with warmth like always, except he didn't call me "Lauren" or "love" but "son".

Thus, newborns wear hats inside and outside (except while being bathed) for warmth but also to protect the fontanel.

A heat pump utilizes the same process used in an air conditioner, except the process is reversed and warmth drawn from the outside air is used to heat the pool water.

Neal Davies, the bass-baritone singing Jesus, got around the notes well, except in his lowest range, but lacked the warmth usually associated with the role.