Sentence examples for physical warmth from inspiring English sources

Experiencing physical warmth promotes interpersonal warmth.

Is there a link between physical warmth and social warmth?

That Brazilians have coined such a specific word testifies to their physical warmth, sense of touch and obsession with hair.

A jumper won't paper over all the cracks of Christmas, but it will provide physical warmth even if emotional succour is lacking.

The purse-lipped beauties, somber court officials and huffing-and-puffing Buddhist-style guardians that inhabit the Sackler these days have a wonderful physical warmth and immediacy.

A few pointed out that several of my observations would hold equally well elsewhere in Latin America, or indeed further afield, in particular the relaxed approach to appointments and deadlines and the physical warmth.

"The need for physical contact, warmth and touching perhaps reaches a peak in this age of loneliness, decreased self-esteem and poor health".

Two experiments, reported in the 24 October issue of Science, suggest that the physical feeling of warmth makes people judge others more favorably and act more generously.

Bennett describes the numberless and often meaningless goodbyes—and his changing perspective on the attention given to his mother by health care workers, who initially appear condescending but in fact provide the physical intimacy and warmth that the family cannot.

Spaniards value most physical pleasure, emotional warmth, enjoyment of their time with others.

But although my opa never offered physical or emotional warmth, he did offer a type of embrace through the thick, fortified walls he built.