Meanwhile, Humperdinck's steadfastly glowing music, if lacking something in richness of body and fineness of tone, is expertly managed by the conductor, George Manahan, to give the sleeping children further layers of warmth and comfort.
There is this little boy... .. Before she went any further, I felt a warmth rush through my body.
The drink is further described as having "warmth, bottom end and a definite KICK, the sub-bass of drinks... It's whisky remixed!" Among the company's team of investors and advisory board members is none other than dance music industry titan Pete Tong, who stated in the below promotional clip, "Being a DJ for 30 years, it's mad that no whiskey has stepped up the way vodka has done so successfully.
The hollow sound of Mr. Opsvik's bass furthered an impression of warmth, as did the tone of Mr. Bauder's tenor (shadowy, rounded) and the timbre of Mr. Wooley's horn (matte finish, no-glare).
Further, a pulse of atmospheric warmth from El Niño complicates the analysis.
I dig my hands deeper, further into my pockets seeking warmth.
Following his lead, the university has further developed a culture of warmth.
Holding your child close will also add an extra level of warmth and comfort, further soothing your baby in preparation for sleep.
In "Persuasion," we sense Anne Elliot's further privation as she probes for warmth in the humorless solipsism of her sister Mary.
That is, it may be that you have to go even further back in time to find warmth comparable — at the global scale — to what we are seeing today.
