Sentence examples for need for warmth from inspiring English sources

In contrast to previous studies, we examined several call variables, and related them not only to need for food but also need for warmth.

It is possible that Aaron was currently sexualizing a need for warmth and connection with a man.

Needs exacerbated as temperatures plummet Today, temperatures plummeted to 5 degrees Celsius in Johannesburg and 10 degrees in the capital city of Tshwane, as South Africa headed into its winter season, exacerbating the need for warmth and shelter.

Balance your need for warmth and an attractive look with a yarn that will be comfortable to wear.

Body hair -- once needed for warmth -- is superfluous in a world of masculine face creams, manicures and pedicures.

The pallium probably developed from the ancient Greek himation, called pallium by the Romans, an outer garment formed from a rectangular piece of cloth draped around the body as a mantle or folded and carried over the shoulder when not needed for warmth.

Camouflage-clad men armed with hunting rifles control traffic a few hundred yards away, their faces hidden by black balaclavas no longer needed for warmth in the early spring thaw.

Indeed, males are famous for their cheap, abbreviated gametes, and their poignant need for the warmth and wealth of the comparatively massive female sex cell to realize their dreams of immortality.

Occasionally I felt this was more pouting Baby Doll than Maggie the Cat; but Boyle, although young for the role, catches perfectly Maggie's desperate need for bodily warmth and affection.

• To the Editor: Charles M. Blow uses a tired straw-man argument when he portrays the nonreligious as cold and ignorant of the human need for the warmth and fellowship religious services provide.

The renewal of talks towards negotiations joined rumours of a rare spring that was sweeping the region after a blessed winter and I, filled with hope and with a physical need for the warmth of the sun, wanted to go home.