Working erratically through an odd lot of songs, from Tom Petty's "The Waiting" to sentimental Randy Newman to requisite soul oldie to some ill-fitting roots-folk tunes, Ronstadt over-wails and phrases eccentrically, and occasionally generates a little warmth.
Such a situation generates a possible drawback because the subject experiences the sensation of warmth before any sensation of pain.
When up and running, computers themselves can generate a lot of warmth inside their cases, but internal fans and heat sinks can help keep the machine cooled inside.
Villa had lost but a stirring late rally had generated a touch of warmth towards them.
When Mr. Dumont fixes his gaze on Juliette Binoche in his newest feature, "Camille Claudel 1915," the disparity between his dispassion and her overflowing humanity generates warmth, a rare quality in his films.
And if Wagner's music has a relentless grandeur, Elton John's score for "The Lion King" is relentlessly anodyne, and relieved only rarely by allusions to African vocal music.A minor technical hitch in the "Lion King" performance seen by this reviewer generated a kind of sympathetic warmth among the audience otherwise precluded by the impressive production machine.
"He's fallible in a way that troubles but also generates some warmth.
(Dargis) 'SHERMAN'S WAY' (No rating, 1 37) Placing an elitist Yalie (Michael Shulman) and a washed-up Olympian (James Le Gros) in a stolen MGB roadster, Craig Saavedra's odd-couple road movie generates surprising warmth from familiar tropes.
With seven musicians crammed on to a tiny stage, Mostly Autumn put on a mesmerising show; they had a rich, layered sound and generated an amazing level of warmth and intimacy.
With wealth and power and little charm, neither the player nor the corporation generates much warmth.
