Sentence examples for faint warmth from inspiring English sources
The sun's faint warmth was lifting a tarry smell from the wooden tabletop between them.
'I felt the thump of bass in my bones and marrow, and a faint warmth seeped through me,' he writes of the musical epiphany that turned a 55-year-old white boho into a champion, and would-be player, in the New Orleans 'bounce' scene.
The battery that lies in the seat between them still sends faint pulses of warmth through the wires in their suits, but the cold is shrill around them. Brown kneels on his seat, leans over the edge to see if he can find any gap, but there is none.
When it hits, his prose can be very funny — particularly before its abject bleakness sinks in, when the faint possibility of warmth and significance hovers over the pages like a hopelessly outmoded, naively romantic dream.
The level of realism delivered by "Secrets of Ecstasy '72," according to one advertisement, meant that "you can almost feel the pulsing warmth," but the faint regret in that "almost" is fleshed out by an interview that Ray Zone conducted with Arnold Herr, who shot 3-D porno films, mostly in the nineteen-seventies, for a company called Deep Vision.
The great interpretations seem to me to have in common a faint rough-hewn quality -- a warmth, even a slight burr and a solidity -- that comes out especially in the playing of Czech musicians, who grew up venerating this nationalist master.
Visited by the husband she had abandoned, Wilton revealed a smiling warmth that suggested a faint nostalgia for the comforting routines of affluence.
But that's no reason not to point out the veracity of some films, and the congruent emotion, in the evocation of time of day, level of warmth and whether a faint breeze is coming up over the water.
There is the faintest Scottish timbre – Ferguson was born in Glasgow – that adds a touch of warmth to an accent that might otherwise be coolly RP.
This Danish-inspired color trend has taken over L.A. The highlighting technique is a variation of balayage — adding warmth and dimension to singular-toned hair by infusing soft coppers, amber-based oranges and faint blonds.
