Sentence examples for gushing warmth from inspiring English sources
Gushing warmth, love, and affection during bath time and bedtime stories.
She's the fire we all crowd around for warmth, he gushed to Vanity Fair months earlier.
But King showed only graciousness and warmth, despite my incessant gushing.
An encounter with anything of quality - a good painting, a good meal - is recognised as a piece of extraordinary good fortune and answered with a spontaneous, reciprocal warmth that is nothing like the bland gushing summoned (in my mind anyway) by the word "enthusiasm", but is nevertheless intense and powerfully communicative.
"I kneeled down and pressed the palm of my hand against the pig's belly and felt beneath the dusty, bristly skin her warmth … I felt absolutely terrific, unambiguously happy," he gushes, uncontrollably.
Thoreau positively gushed over them, writing that they seem to absorb "all the sunny warmth of the season".
The scientists also mapped out the forces that created the twister outbreak, the worst in November in a decade, and saw in them a distinctive but rare recipe for widespread disaster: a collision between a big pre-winter gush of frigid air and an unusually broad reservoir of residual tropical warmth and moisture flowing from the Gulf of Mexico.
There was just one, melancholy hint of warmth in eight days – a letter from one of the daughters he left in Iran, gushing to him about her wedding.
Stone Herman was gushing.
