Sentence examples for expressed warm from inspiring English sources

But most expressed warm, if teasing, congratulations.

The university's vice-chancellor, Stuart McCutcheon, expressed warm appreciation for Mr Glenn's gift.

Despite a bitter split in 2004, he expressed warm feelings for Mr. Weiss.

Guessing that his old mentor was trying to protect himself from guilt by association with a treacherous émigré, he wrote Mr Primakov a sugary letter (which the KGB was also bound to see) in which he expressed warm thanks to the older academic for his past help and continuing interest in an ex-protégé's career.

Japan's key role UNICEF Executive Director Ann M. Veneman expressed warm gratitude to the Japanese people, the government and the Japan Committee for UNICEF for their generous support of the world's children.

Mr. Yi Xiaozhun, Vice-Minister of Commerce, expressed warm appreciation for UNICEF's longstanding work in China as well as for the disaster relief response during the recent Sichuan earthquake emergency.

Blair expresses warm regard for President Bush, while there is a close rapport between Jack Straw, the foreign secretary, and Colin Powell.

On a personal level, he expresses warm memories of Iowa, and he sent his daughter, Xi Mingze, to Harvard.

We express warm thanks to Rebecca McMullen, Olivia Johnson, and Antonio Maggio for many helpful comments during development, and to Pete Ratzlaff, Miriam Krauss, and Dan Dewey for testing out the software and finding bugs.

China also enjoyed a jump of six percentage points, to 60%, with Australians expressing "warm feelings" towards the country, despite its recent "assertiveness" in the region.

The author would like to express warm gratitude to the many people who gave generously of their time and knowledge in the preparation of this survey.