Sentence examples for remarkably warm from inspiring English sources

"There was something remarkably warm, inviting and calm about her".

Yet he leaves behind a large extended family with whom he remained on remarkably warm terms.

The patient smiled, warm and alert, and offered a well-manicured hand, which was remarkably warm.

That's a remarkably warm parental welcome, even by Western standards, and a reminder that India's close family structure can at times be supportive, rather than just oppressive.

Big, billowing convex panels, finished in white acoustical plaster, cover the walls and ceiling, giving the room a remarkably warm — even Baroque — feel.

The greatest amplitude in annual temperature range on Earth occurs near the "cold pole," which has remarkably warm summers; the annual range may exceed 175 °F (97 °C).

Yet the colleagues who knew him well in the latter phase of his life insist he was a remarkably generous, warm and kind person.

We've had a good, warm summer here and in Ireland and the yearlings look a remarkably strong bunch".

Children are remarkably strong.

That is remarkably quick.

He will be remembered not only as one of the great and most inventive potters of his generation, but as a remarkably tenacious and warm human being.