Sentence examples for length and warmth of from inspiring English sources

He felt the length and warmth of her thigh, pressed up against his, through the thin cotton of her nightgown.

Though he did not fundamentally change the American position on Kashmir, the length and warmth of his visit to India and the brevity and coolness of his time in Pakistan left the impression in both that the United States has tilted toward India.

The local and regional effects of climate on the weathering, erosion, and transport of rocks clearly contribute much to the European landscape, and the length and warmth of the growing season, the amount and seasonal range of rainfall, and the incidence of frost affect the distribution of vegetation.

Pianos of the past displayed an inner resonance that gave the sound length and warmth.

In the vast majority of RES patients, redness and warmth of the ear are the only associated symptoms.

Some fathers said that they followed up on the hygiene and warmth of their newborn.

Generalized flushing (redness and warmth) of the skin.

"I roll your word for liquor, usquebaugh, around my mouth", the speaker says reverently, before letting the whiskey drip down into a lustrous final couplet in which the last line is spun out beyond its natural length to extend the warmth of the moment: "You are distilled before you disappear forever / like the raised glass, the sunlight on one last golden measure".

And the warmth of family.

The gold water and rose warmth of permanent intractable despair.

People offered them food and the warmth of a fire.