Sentence examples for proved warm from inspiring English sources

The acoustics, by Heikki Helimaki, proved warm and clear at a splendid recital of German and Finnish songs by Mr. Hynninen early this month.

If the frosts hold off and Wimbledon fortnight proves warm and sunny, 2012 may go down as the year when English sparkling wine came of age.

Tennessee proved too warm for cows used to New England's climate.

Dr. Edward S. Sarachik, a professor of atmospheric sciences at the University of Washington in Seattle, said it was especially significant that 2001 had proved so warm.

Once infused with newsprint, the jacket proved so warm that Mr. Mykolyn had to remove one of the two sweaters he wore, "and I learned that it's very boring standing in a cold space for a long time".

For yesterday, Wakefield had planned for him and Zellers to wear OSU and Michigan sweatshirts, but the evening proved too warm.

Wes Anderson's Moonrise Kingdom, a hymn to childhood and the romance of first love, proved decidedly warmer and sweeter.

The experiment, conducted in an environment without human activity, proved that warming could cause drought and a deteriorating environment, the scientists concluded.

Just as the computerised "paperless office" has turned out to be a voracious gobbler of trees, so the world of virtual words is proving a warm friend to that most tangible of literary technologies, the book.

This seems to have already been proved by the warm personal interactions between Presidents Obama and Chavez during the summit weekend.

In fact, only the industry groups have a vested economic interest in "proving" global warming false.