Sentence examples for nice warmth from inspiring English sources
In a review of "Epitaphs," set to a poem by Cullen, Bernard Holland of The New York Times said Mr. Da Costa's music "settled itself in the middle of heartland America, mixing Copland's clean vigor with Barber's lyricism and adding a nice warmth of its own".
The aim was to have the bass add a really nice warmth to the track, to be set back in the mix, but be present and full of character at the same time.
Obviously you can make a great sub bass with just a sine wave, but I like the control on the MS-20 and there seems to be a nice warmth in it, even if that is just false perception.
I used a UAD Precision Maximizer on the drum group, just like I did on the detuned synth and pad, all it does really to my understanding is heat up the signal a little without degrading the quality of the sound that much, while making the over-all loudness of the group track more or less even, but giving it a nice subtle warmth when you start to push the saturation.
Carimi adds a nice touch of warmth and soulful singing to X-Man's more direct deejaying.
Drink a Pioneer, which has whiskey and Campari in it and yet is somehow nice, absorb the warmth of a Rumpelstiltskin, with orange peel rum and apricot, and give yourself an Ultimatum, with tequila and green chartreuse.
and "Wouldn't It Be Nice" and "The Warmth of the Sun" whether they have an ocean handy or not.
Ms. Rupp, who is best known as the mom on "That '70s Show," gets close enough with the accent and does a nice job conveying the warmth and humor of Dr. Ruth.
"I started doing some warm-up gigs in the summer and actually within three or four gigs I felt reminded of how I am on stage and it was nice to have a warmth from the audience because they know me from the sitcom.
Bread, nice fat triangles of yeasty warmth, was a fine vehicle for sopping sauce.
What other reviewers think: NPR: "Straub plays [the set-up] for its cinematic screwball potential, a slightly forced effervescent sensibility infused with nice touches of wisdom and warmth.
