Sentence examples for romance warmth from inspiring English sources

Mark Blacklock, in Robert Dimery's 1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die, wrote that the album's confidence, lush strings, romance, warmth and poetry, means that "it stands the test of time better than any other Bunnymen album".

Here is a list of what some basic colors mean: Red- excitement, romance, warmth, strength, energy, passion.

Those marbled, waxed magenta walls in the main dining room still lend it warmth and romance.

Many of his lyrics, throughout his career, either glowed with nostalgic warmth and romance or bristled with savage political satire.

It held romance, no doubt: "the warmth and security of a car stopping for you late at night on a freeway, opening up the door, the bright interior light, on the radio a late night easy listening oldie, then off, past all the dark fathoms of roadside that had been waiting for you to walk them".

So it's incredibly satisfying to see a film like Pink Grapefruit that succeeds as the culmination of an artist's oeuvre, where dark humor seamlessly blends with gentleness, warmth, and romance, while each character feels fully formed and everything that needs to be conveyed is and everything that doesn't isn't.

The ensemble can be shrill, but Jay's friendship with her co-worker CeCe and her romance with White Jay have a warmth that pays off.

A near-perfect marriage of object and subject, the printed paper book has a warmth, weight and romance that — sorry, Amazon — cannot be kindled on a screen.

Onstage they repatriated both Zappa's infuriated cynicism and the Dead's frontier romance to the three-chord warmth of doo-wop.

A writer for Inside Soap said that Audrey and Lewis are very happy as they "bask in the warmth of their revived romance".

Mr. Timberlake, meanwhile, gives Jay-Z some warmth and longing — some pop romance — to go with his braggadocio.