You stop thinking about the sunset, the fading warmth, the gratitude you feel and instead stare into your phone wondering if sharing it will make you look cool.
But slowly the lights will fade, the warmth of another body will grow cold, and you will go to sleep dreamless in the dark once again.
Andrew Solomon, the author of "The Noonday Demon," a memoir of depression published this year by Scribner, said that he had received hundreds of e-mail messages and telephone calls, but that the sense of warmth has faded to one of nagging anxiety.
None of which should be taken to detract from the terrific performances of Mr. Tessier, who sang vividly in the descriptive mode, or Mr. Müller-Brachmann, who finally brought warmth to Jesus but also faded vocally toward the end, partly, perhaps, because of the overwork of the added arias.
Dalia fell asleep in the healing warmth, under the shade of the faded striped umbrella, and when she woke up an hour later and everything was still quiet she felt afraid.
There is a warmth from the leftovers of a faded glory and the comfort of long traditions.
The warmth of Leiter's colours can give way to more faded tones, an effect that he achieved by intentionally using out-of-date Kodachrome film.
There was an immense warmth at intermission, a chatty conviviality, pats on shoulders, laughter that faded only when the lights went down for the second act.
The warmth that Palestinians and other Arabs felt for him at first has faded, too.For the past two years the peace process has been dead.
In contrast, the restored bedroom scene projects warmth and welcome, he said, rather than the "icy blue" of the faded colors.
