Sentence examples for fiery warmth from inspiring English sources
They offer refuge from the clamour and sensory overload of the streets and protection from the intense cold of the winter and the fiery warmth of the summer.
Our friend, whose dynamic strides had given way to a seat in a comfortable wheelchair, belied her frailty with a fiery warmth in her twinkling eyes, and a broad smile as she welcomed guest after guest with a seated hug.
There was a fiery intensity and glowing warmth that proclaimed the born string coach".
Brown, in a lovely turn, draws out the line of association in Chinese poetry that made the red azalea "symbolic of the warm south, of the eternal poetic longing for the mountains and the compensating warmths of fiery and beautiful women".
One would be so lucky to feel the warmth of these fiery apparatuses whizzing passed as any source of heat was welcomed on those chilly nights.
However, most memorable of the singers was the tender and engaging voice of soprano Fflur Wyn whose aria, daringly soft at times, fiery and strong at others, had warmth and pathos.
None of these devices fazed Mr. Mintz, nor, for the most part, did Paganini's more telling challenge: maintaining sufficient warmth of tone and suppleness of phrasing to keep this fiery music sounding human rather than mechanical.
Kiera took a long sip from the potent drink, the fiery licorice taste coating the back of her throat and releasing a floodgate of warmth in her body.
"Ms. Netrebko sang an elegantly sad aria with lustrous warmth, aching vulnerability and floating high notes," Mr. Tommasini said, and she "dispatched Donizetti's cabaletta, all fiery coloratura runs and vehement phrases, with a defiance that brought down the house".
