Sentence examples for sense warm from inspiring English sources
Tomas Chamorro-psychologistpspecializingspecinlizing in consumer behavior at the University of London's Goldsmiths College, agrees: "In a sense, warm objects could be used in the same way romantic, emotional, or uplifting music is used for positive mood induction".
It is clear that at least some important human pathogens sense warm temperatures and turn on pathogenic functions in response.
But this was still the overture, and the first groups of guests -- like the Win-some Women and the state high school debate competition that followed them the next day -- were in some sense warm-up acts.
TRPV1, TRPV2, TRPV3, and TRPV4 channels sense warm-hot temperatures and are chemosensors for a large series of naturally occurring and synthetic ligands.
Persuasive acting under Ms. Mann's sensitive guidance lends the play a sense of warm actuality.
Yet I've rather enjoyed the sense of warm familiarity that comes with being in Europe.
But the sense of warm, fuzzy optimism that characterised his last election has more or less vanished.
The ensemble brings a sense of warm humanity to Mr. Lindsay-Abaire's affecting story of haves and (mostly) have-nots.
Leave the watcher with a sense of warm desire — just like Apple does with the iPad commercials.
In that sense, global warming is really ocean warming".
An approach that combines hard-headed common sense with warm-hearted compassion.
