Sentence examples for steady warmth from inspiring English sources

Cooked salsas are more like candlelight, shedding a slow, steady warmth.

Mr. Copes's austere gravity contrasted with Mr. Rhodes's steady warmth, and Joel Krosnick, on cello, often brought an energetic and characterful nonlegato to his phrases.

I'm laying in bed with the lights on, the A/C tuned to a steady warmth, and I'm thinking about comfort and what it does to people.

A waterbed is typically heated not directly but from underneath with a special water bed heater for perfectly even, steady warmth.

Fossil Creek's steady flow, warmth, deep pools, and small waterfalls attract visitors who wade, swim, float, kayak, and snorkel in its waters.

It's somber by comparison: she's alert and steady but without the same warmth and breezy charm.

She bore long grudges, enjoyed intrigue and, despite her lamplit patrols among the wounded at Scutari, had, as her friend the poet Arthur Clough put it, 'a high, steady benevolence' rather than the warmth of human empathy.

The vet was concerned the baby's temperature was low, so it was placed on Trull's chest for warmth and to steady its breathing - a technique called skin-to-skin contact that is commonly used following human births.

When the temperature in your mouth plummets unexpectedly, your body quickly dilates blood vessels in the area to ensure a steady flow of blood (and warmth) to the brain.

Throughout the concert's profusion of shaggy riffs and booming choruses, there was always the warmth of a steady-burning core.

Her warmth, wisdom, and calm, steady guidance will be missed greatly.