Sentence examples for strange warmth from inspiring English sources

Like the DeVille, this car has a strange warmth emanating from the white leather, though it smells disconcertingly like a Gruyere cheese omelet.

These commentators have not been as eager to write about the strange warmth in parts of the Arctic, a region that scientists have long predicted will warm more rapidly than the planet as a whole.

THUMP caught up with Louie in early August to talk about how his history in electronic music shaped this strange warmth at the heart of the film.

They note how while these soundtracks could be eerie, they often built vast soundscapes that were "alien but with a strange warmth".

I had a strange feeling of warmth and well-being sitting beside him.

It may seem strange but light, warmth and moisture can all penetrate the cover in sufficient proportions in full sun, but bugs and wind-borne weed seeds cannot.

The woman, played by Riley Keough, Elvis Presley's granddaughter, falls asleep waiting for a tow, and dreams that she has sought shelter in a strange house, full of warmth and Miu Miu chinoiserie-inspired patterns.

Or perhaps I was just overcome with a strange and lovely feeling of warmth for this woman.

She takes her title from a passage in Wright's "Black Boy: A Record of Childhood and Youth": I was taking a part of the South to transplant in alien soil, to see if it could grow differently, if it could drink of new and cool rains, bend in strange winds, respond to the warmth of other suns, and, perhaps, to bloom.

In general, AFC 12 turned out to have a strange undercurrent of love and warmth, which Joel and Beau were keen to highlight as we left.

But he's not the autocratic Aussie bruiser of caricature: there's warmth there, and a strange charisma too.