Sentence examples for off the warmth from inspiring English sources

A man was defined, in my father's circles, by what he could bear, the pain he could shrug off, the warmth or comfort he could deny himself".

It may be that the ghost of this betrayed friend is pulling off the warmth and comfort of Krakower's "cover," exposing the lack of character behind his grand words and ideas.

McIlroy feeds off the warmth he gets from other people through eye contact or the exchange of smiles.

38) and a symphonic interlude from Franz Schreker's "Schatzgräber" (1918) showed off the warmth of this orchestra's strings and winds, the solidity of its brass and the degree to which it can create electricity when it's driven properly.

After off-the-charts warmth in February, trees and flowers in the District have responded by initiating their bloom cycles two to three weeks earlier than normal.

We thought that they were just mooching off of us — taking advantage of the warmth and nutrients in our gut.

The pain sensation is blocked off by the warmth of the water, the sensation of the turbulence and the movement they do in the water.

In its place is an etched-glass bar whose glimmer sets off the walls' burnished warmth.

Receptors on its antennae quivered at the hint of carbon dioxide, alcohols and fatty acids wafting off her skin, and the warmth of her body.

The building, which opened in 2006, has no furnace; it is so tightly insulated that, on most days, the warmth thrown off by the office equipment and the two hundred people who work inside is enough to keep it comfortable.

And I am glad that she has this shelter to return to – a place where she can be herself, where she can take off her coat and let the warmth seep through her.