Sentence examples for sufficient warmth from inspiring English sources
It is seldom till after the beginning of April that the water requires sufficient warmth to burst her prison.
None of these devices fazed Mr. Mintz, nor, for the most part, did Paganini's more telling challenge: maintaining sufficient warmth of tone and suppleness of phrasing to keep this fiery music sounding human rather than mechanical.
This will also block out some of the loud thunder sounds, and provide sufficient warmth to the rabbit.
Ms. Still could not be accused of hogging the spotlight, but she played the solo line with sufficient agility and warmth to remind listeners that, story line aside, this is a virtuosic flute concerto.
Some recipes use cayenne pepper, paprika or chilli flakes too – I find the warmth of the ginger sufficient for a dish that is rarely hot as opposed to spicy, but if you feel the need, add a shake to taste.
The living wage was originally defined as "sufficient to provide an adequate level of warmth and shelter, a healthy palatable diet, social integration and avoidance of chronic stress for earners and dependants".
For such severe cases; traditional re warmth home methods may not be sufficient for deeper tissue damage that may require another method made at the hospital.
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.
In most cases basic resuscitation such as stimulation, airway cleaning, drying, warmth, and in some cases bag-and-mask ventilation will be sufficient.
Humanistic schools of psychotherapy hold that the empathy, warmth, and consistent "unconditional positive regard" of the therapist for the patient are sufficient to produce important changes.
But Jared Holt's Sid and Julia Riley's Nancy disappoint, lacking sufficient ebullience to contrast with Robert Murray's gauche Albert; and their own interaction doesn't suggest the erotic warmth that Britten's virginal hero also observes and envies.
