Sentence examples for ideal warmth from inspiring English sources
In Bach's suite the strings — playing with limited vibrato, in line with current notions of period practice — never achieved ideal warmth, and the resulting straight tone mercilessly exposed minor flaws in intonation.
The Smokey Peach ($10) with tequila, mezcal, lime and the namesake stone fruit has the ideal Oaxacan warmth for fall evenings.
The consensus on hiking underwear, however, is that longer leg lengths with insulating fabric blends are ideal -- warmth and support are key.
Though Mystic's dining scene skews heavily to the summer tourist trade, the Pita Spot exudes a cozy warmth ideal for winter.
The period, vivified here, began in 1648, when the end of the Eighty Years' War with Spain brought a boom in wealth and morale, expressed by genre paintings that exalt the national ideal of gezelligheid social warmth, comfort, belonging.
Its dark, sensual warmth is ideal for Puccini.
La Gomera is an ideal place for winter warmth on a budget.
The violinist Philip Setzer played with an ideal combination of tonal warmth and rueful resignation, and his line was amply supported by Eugene Drucker's undulating obbligato in the second violin.
A series of blankets and other covers is ideal for increasing bed warmth.
Other philosophers have treated sexual fidelity as something of a red herring, shifting focus to other qualities of an ideal relationship such as attentiveness, warmth, and honesty, or a commitment to justice in the relationship (Martin 1993, Kleingeld 1998).
The hall was built for the orchestra in 1919, and has exceptional acoustics — a near-ideal balance of clarity and warmth.
