Sentence examples for sudden warmth from inspiring English sources

But not everyone welcomed the sudden warmth.

"I liked it," he confirms, smiling with sudden warmth.

Maybe it was the sudden warmth from his boss, George Steinbrenner.

A hot flash is usually described as a sudden warmth first felt in the face and neck.

As she sat and waited, she felt a sudden warmth and reached under the elastic of her underpants.

Dayan keeps the camera on Moreau, who was seventy-four when the movie was shot and still has strong cheekbones and the familiar pouting sullenness that gives way to sudden warmth.

The Village Voice: The sudden weekend warmth in New York should be a fine excuse to get your summer drink on.

The answer, I think, came on my last afternoon of grape harvesting, when the clouds lightened and the sun finally appeared, creating a sudden hothouse warmth.

Even with my eyes closed, I could tell by the little patches of bracing coolness, and the sudden bright warmth, and the smell of manure when we were passing a hay field, a long thick stand of trees, a stretch of clover, or a horse farm.

Thomas was aware of a sudden reciprocal warmth between them.

In the suburbs, where some areas got more snow than the city did earlier this month, the sudden burst of warmth seemed particularly jarring.