Sentence examples for mere warmth from inspiring English sources
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"In all things she was intense: in her this characteristic was not a mere glow, dispensing warmth, but a consuming fire".
Physical and medical problems are discussed in "Precepts on Health," "On the Face of the Moon's Disk," and "On Primary Cold" (which argues that cold is something real, not the mere absence of warmth).
The breezy grace of the narrative is inches from mere coasting; the benign warmth with which she surveys assorted Suffolk County denizens is inches from sappiness.
Nevertheless, she also wrote with warmth and the merest hints of nostalgia about the film director Terence Davies's portrayal of the city in the film Distant Voices, Still Lives.
(This gets fully worked out in GA II 2 3) The semen itself is mere a vehicle for delivering this warmth; the male makes no material contribution to the offspring.
But beyond mere economic considerations, geopolitics is another factor explaining India's newfound warmth toward Latin America.
(My favorite: "Lady Footlocker".) In any case, the wit and energy of its execution and the warmth of its performers keep the show from being a mere compendium of in-jokes and metatheatrical gags.
With just 35 bedrooms, three ballrooms and set in a mere 10-square miles of parkland, Highgrove is not an ostentatious, property, and, in the warmth of summer, its cosy intimacy frequently moved the Duchess of Devonshire to tears.
