Sentence examples for melting warmth from inspiring English sources

His voice has melting warmth and carrying power.

Still, there was revolutionary ardor in the melting warmth, power and urgency of his singing.

In the Caribbean pictures, the technique conveys the melting warmth of sandy beaches and seaside villages bathed in sunshine.

Surprisingly, given the generally seamless appearance of Oprah's manifold enterprises, in which a variety of pursuits and, often, divergent values (consumerism and altruism) are fused in the melting warmth of her generosity, "Oprah's Big Give" stands out as a weird, misbegotten creature that perhaps shouldn't have been taken out in public.

The internet is already melting with the warmth and love extended towards Poly Styrene, who died yesterday after a brave battle with breast cancer.

At times of increasing summer warmth, melting permafrost and enhanced precipitation probably triggered widespread mass wasting on hillslopes that overwhelmed the capacity of streams to transport sediment downstream, and rapid floodplain aggradation resulted.

"What about you?" Fyodorov asked, and felt that his right arm was all cold, as if ice had been tied to it and, instead of melting, was sucking the warmth out of his body, reaching with its cold to the very center of his heart.

Wrapping his arm around one of his foundation owners, Pletcher let his eyes wrinkle, a grin crack and some genuine warmth melt his usually stoic face.