Sentence examples for much warmer and from inspiring English sources

I found the stage adaptation to be a vastly improved experience which gave audiences a much warmer feeling for Ireland's pub culture (proving that live theatre can sometimes be a much warmer and more welcoming medium for a dangerously thin love story than a low-budget film).

So much warmer and more interesting than anything you could paint on top," she said.

His wife, Ann, is much warmer and more natural on stage.

"It sounded much warmer and meatier," said Zarin Mehta, executive director of the Philharmonic.

When it was younger, Mars was much warmer and wetter — and so potentially far more hospitable to life.

"Hillary is much warmer and thoughtful than the press or anyone else has given her credit for.

While Saban might not foster much warm-and-fuzzy talk, several of his players do, with SI.com's Andy Staples discussing why linebacker Rolando McClain is the heart and soul of the Tide and Foxsports.com's Mark Kriegel marveling at how running back Mark Ingram has overcome the burden of his imprisoned father.

Warmer air and less snowmelt would mean a much warmer river and depleted soil moisture in summer, which would stress forest vegetation.

Returning there eight years later, they received a much warmer reception, and their show, "The Megilla," became a national sensation.

In much warmer climates and in a much calmer sport, golf opened its arms (or wallets) for the start of Tiger Woods's season.

He is not primarily an intellectual like Proust or Tolstoy, deeply interested in abstract ideas, but he is much warmer, sensitive and compassionate.