Last, but not least, I warmly thank the scientific committee's members that spent some of their time, diverting it from the didactic and research activities, aiming to attain a full success for the conference.
His speech was, at least in part, warmly received by members of Parliament, despite tense relations between deputies and the president over the past year.
Mr Gurría was chosen not least because he warmly embraced a drive, led by Britain's delegation (at least according to its ambassador), to modernise the agency's employment practices for instance, by bringing more transparency to top-level jobs.But Mr Gurría's many critics are appalled at the way he handled the appointment of a new executive director to run the OECD's operations.
Delegates from island states and the least-developed countries warmly welcomed the pact because it would start the flow of billions of dollars to assist them to adopt cleaner energy systems and adapt to inevitable changes in the climate, like sea rise and drought.
The 48-year-old then goes on to grant selfies at an exhausting rate, at least four a minute, warmly hugging each and every person, her eyes sparkling, until finally she's ushered into a black BMW and driven away for a brief rest.
Partly, that's there already in the long melancholy arcs of Puccini's writing for the opera's lead role, Magda, the swallow of the title who will fly away and then return (one of Puccini's least interesting heroines, though warmly and strongly sung here by Kate Ladner).
Even our tactful suggestion that as heathens we would feel out of place near the medieval outer wall of the chancel was, if not warmly received, at least quietly accepted.
Mr. Gore warmly praised each of those men at least once today.
But I think there are many, not least executives at News International, who view the project quite warmly.
Despite the rarity of such cons, Hanson said that he was "not surprised in the least" to hear of the dung-beetle research, which he warmly saluted.
