Sentence examples for somehow warm from inspiring English sources

Pomegranates are deeply coloured ruby-red jewels that somehow warm even the darkest of days.

Even in movements that were jarring, or aggressive — Nishimura's angular, spring-loaded phrases; Lieber's exaggerated, butt-out stride — the dance was somehow warm and enveloping.

In her slightly husky mezzo -- somehow warm and cultured, sensuous and serious at the same time -- she read from Sand's diary: "There is only one happiness in life: to love and be loved.

Every time she got around him she felt like she needed to be extra nice to him, praise him, appreciate him, or somehow warm him up.

When GRAMMY Co-Executive Producer Ken Ehrlich first brought me in to help write the GRAMMY show a decade ago, he introduced me to Walter, who immediately insulted me in some witty yet somehow warm way.

Rice with seafood, too, features nicely done rice, but the lovely assortment of shellfish feels somehow warmed over.

It's the beauty of just some of the greatest people I know," he gushes, flashing his crazed-chipmunk, yet somehow warming, grin.

All the parts — solos, duets, tuttis — came together for a riveting take on the music that was lucid and restrained but somehow warmer than usual, even good-humored.

In black and red chalks, with enhancing traces of other mediums, the work conveys ponderous mass, rippling musculature, bristling hair, and creased and dimpled, somehow palpably warm, skin.

As she looks out at "the great majestic volume of the church, I feel this immense and yet somehow humble, warming earth presence which is God filling the ancient church, swelling it somehow from silence into sound".

But somehow it warms the heart to watch the clumps of humans bonding over the bonfires.