Sentence examples for speaking warmly from inspiring English sources

Mr. Arafat left muttering about his bad luck; Bibi went home speaking warmly of a President now too wounded to be a threat to him.

Another is the problem of the Basques; the new Socialist leader will try to match Mr Aznar's robustness against terrorism, but at the same time he has already sounded more sensitive to regional feelings, speaking warmly of federal ideas.

He sought to mend ties with Spain, speaking warmly with Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero of Spain; relations soured last November when King Juan Carlos asked Mr. Chávez to shut up at a summit meeting in Chile.

A three-line whip on Liberal Democrat peers ensured a majority of over a hundred, with Baroness Shirley Williams speaking warmly of "an exciting new direction" for the NHS.

He trots out the old hits, defending his Administration's accomplishments in handling the financial crisis, warning about the dangers of a divided America, speaking warmly about his mother's influence on his life.

I knew that the Boss had played Little League in Freehold, and he was cited in the Hall for speaking warmly about it in his onstage raps and his song "Glory Days".

All of them spoke warmly of Palin.

But Mr. Carter spoke warmly of Mr. Gore.

They speak warmly of each other.

But Gove spoke warmly of his ally.

Rogers speaks warmly of individual footballers.