Sentence examples for noticeable warmth from inspiring English sources
He also pointed out that a key scene in the film, a conference between two implacable enemies, was inspired by a similar scene between Robert De Niro and Al Pacino in Michael Mann's "Heat". Yet, as pleased as Bouchareb, a slight but intense man of noticeable warmth, feels about how well "Outside the Law" was received, he is still troubled by the hostile reaction it received before anyone saw it.
This warmth was particularly noticeable in the first week in south-easterly winds, though nights were cold at times in the Highlands.
Ms. Kalinina's Sonia is at times too harsh for my taste — she delivers her climatic speech in a tone of dogged grimness that lays on the despair thickly, shouting the final words in a tone verging on anger — but the rare flashes of warmth are more noticeable for their evanescence.
This will give you both greater warmth and a noticeable professional vibe.[20].[20]
What is most noticeable about these students is the warmth of their relationship with their headteacher.
Ms. Costa-Jackson's "Stridono lassù" from "Pagliacci" was imbued with heartfelt emotion and the warmth of her polished soprano; just as noticeable was a sense of her enjoying the melodies she was singing.
It was debatable whether this was because of the warmth of the bed, or because it was more noticeable at this time.
You can still feel a little warmth along the top if you're pushing the machine, but it's barely noticeable.
Dr. Haaga said there was no noticeable change in the birthrate attributable to the Northeast blackout of November 1965, when people had an incentive to huddle together for warmth.
