Sentence examples for public warmth from inspiring English sources

A public warmth (tinged with hostility) arose toward the balloon.

In the face of widespread public warmth about the event, republicans took solace.

For all his public warmth, and his membership of the central committee of the World Council of Churches, he was not an ecumenical figure, and did less than some others to bring closer the prospect of Christian unity, east and west.

"He knows that, for the rest of his life, wherever he goes, the public warmth and affection that he previously received will be replaced by hostility and isolation," his lawyers wrote.

I couldn't feel my feet, my legs would not stop shivering, but the public radiated warmth.

The movie received considerable support from the controversial Rio Tinto mining company on whose land much of the film was shot, and they are no doubt hoping to gain some friendly public relations warmth from the Rio Rin Tin Tinto effect.

The decades-long relationship between Mr. Biden and Mrs. Clinton has included many public expressions of warmth, but in private, it has been marked by an intense rivalry as they both imagined ascending to the highest office in the land.

Mr. Ahmadinejad's first official visit to Saudi Arabia, which began Saturday, was marked by decidedly public shows of warmth and friendship between the leaders, as the men embraced, at times held hands in an Arab sign of close friendship, and smiled to cameras.

"Our main concern right now is the welfare of the students and the impending graduation, and everyone is working hard together to achieve the best outcome for all". She thanked the public for the "warmth of support" and said she had "run out of words" with which to thank firefighters.

The public display of warmth by Mr. Bush seemed in marked contrast to the chilly attitude toward Russia in the first months of the administration, when Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld lambasted Moscow, and the national security adviser, Condoleezza Rice, warned European diplomats that Russia only respected toughness.

One on one, toward the end of a long day's Ramadan fast, Mr. Hariri, who is often shy and diffident in public, projected surprising warmth and affability in an hourlong conversation, but only when the talk turned away from politics.