Sentence examples for particular warmth from inspiring English sources

And let's be honest, there is a particular warmth in the north.

But the NRA did not welcome Obama's smart gun plan with particular warmth.

THERE is a particular warmth to the mood generated by a well-operated, family-run restaurant.

The guards at Schwarzman do not tend to greet visitors with particular warmth.

For decades Mr. Fiorato was a constant part of City Ballet's existence and gave many performances a particular warmth.

She and her own adult son, Paul Lombardi, 23, who is currently finishing a teacher-training program in Boston, have always shared a particular warmth, she said.

The culture and music and vitality of Mexican Catholicism, and in particular the warmth of Christian "base communities" -- grass-roots groups of the faithful, usually peasants, that began flourishing in the 1960s in Latin America -- enchanted the young nun.

The Arctic in particular experienced terrific warmth throughout the winter.

There is also the particular form of warmth that only a man in a classroom can provide.

Some orchestras impress with the qualities of their individual sections: a particular sheen or warmth from the strings; the mellowness or piquancy of the woodwinds; the power or golden tone of the brasses.

That's not to say the rest of the cast aren't wonderful, and Amy Poehler in particular brings lovely warmth to her turn as Leslie Knope, but Swanson with his deadpan personality and love of breakfast foods is the real reason for tuning in week after week.