Sentence examples for generate some warmth from inspiring English sources
Swimming as hard as you can to try and generate some warmth," he said.
Winter days are typically cold but generally sunny with solar radiation generating some warmth.
That generated some warmth for us".
"He's fallible in a way that troubles but also generates some warmth.
Wind turbines generate some noise.
Cities generate warmth — the "urban heat island" effect described in the 1960s by the geographer Tim Chandler.
Instead there were 33 big, sturdy songs, including 7 duets, sung by lovebirds who generate more warmth than heat.
They credit Prince for showing them that a synthesizer didn't need to be a cold, spindly "simplersizer", to use their phrase; that as a simulator of acoustic instruments, it could generate immense warmth.
With US-China relations at one of their lowest points in years Xi is unlikely to generate such warmth in the United States – no matter how many references he makes to American popular culture.
But while supporters of the Democratic candidate, the former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, may concede that she has her drawbacks — she's reflexively secretive and unable to generate much warmth — "drawbacks" is not the term to describe what's lacking in the Republican nominee, the buffoonish businessman and reality-show performer Donald Trump.
But while supporters of the Democratic candidate, the former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, may concede that she has her drawbacks—she's reflexively secretive and unable to generate much warmth—"drawbacks" is not the term to describe what's lacking in the Republican nominee, the buffoonish businessman and reality-show performer Donald Trump.
