Sentence examples for rich warmth from inspiring English sources

Her personal, poignant songs are lent rich warmth by her backing band, with No Hope in the Air a tingling highlight.

You traveled in a few seconds from the pure tone of the medieval period to the rich warmth of the 19th century, all in the context of a lithe freshness that felt very much of our own time.

Grated with toasted cumin seeds; stir-fried with red chillies and turmeric; a bright pickle spiky with ginger and softened with garam masala; the grated roots stirred through a brown rice pilaf with the rich warmth of ground cardamom - Indian cooks understand how to tame the monotone sweetness of the carrot while making it sing with vitality and freshness.

Its smoothness, rich botanicals, warmth on the tongue and peppery finish make this everything a gin should be.

Her daughter Sarah gave an unforgettable, perfectly judged eulogy, in which she spoke with pride of her mother's career but also conjured up a childhood growing up in a family and a household rich in warmth and generosity.

The straightforward musical phrases of Verdi's past have been fractured into gleaming splinters and reassembled in a mosaic with the rich impasto warmth of the late Rembrandt or Titian.

Ransome's rich paintings lend warmth to the wind-chilled scenes.

Incorporating wood into your home, he concludes, "means warmth, rich beauty and all its other great qualities.

Summing up his dealings with a man serving as his driver, Kapuscinski eventually achieves the human - rather than strictly economic - relation he craves, one rich in "tenderness, warmth and goodwill".

Two of her three favourite voices belong to actors: Simon Russell Beale – "such intelligence; a soft voice that caresses your ear", Juliet Stevenson – "a beautifully rich voice with warmth", and Sue MacGregor – "an iconic voice and a really lovely person.

Risottos and gnocchi, soups and breads are all thrilled to be embellished by this hearty, rich nut, infusing warmth and all the good things of the earth into an otherwise frivolous or simple dish.