Sentence examples for not particularly warm from inspiring English sources

He is not particularly warm with visitors or, it would seem, with anybody.

The two come from different Democratic clubs in Harlem and have had a cordial, if not particularly warm, political relationship.

"They were not particularly warm," Ms. Segal says in the film of the five British families with which she stayed.

Mrs Hull told an interviewer that her relationship with Mr McCain was "not particularly warm", and recounted the several times she had felt the lash of his temper.

But many of those same Democrats also say Mr. Gore has suffered from the widespread perception, fair or not, that he is not particularly warm, engaging or likable.

"How were your ideas formed?" He did not particularly warm to discussing the theories of such economists as Joseph Stiglitz and Thomas Piketty.

There is considerable evidence, Democratic campaign aides said, that people are voting for Mr. Kerry even if they do not agree with him on some positions, and even if they have not particularly warmed to this gawky Northeasterner.

"The public markets aren't particularly warm right now to the consulting sector".

It wasn't particularly warm or pleasant, but conditions were fairly benign.

It's a safe guess that Aviana won't be watching her mother's take on Peggy any time soon, a role Ms. Adams admitted she didn't particularly warm to when she finally saw her on-screen.

I like the idea, but I miss the crunch of the chopped variety, and don't particularly warm to the flavour in the crumb either, which I'd prefer to keep more of coffee.