Sentence examples for sweet warmth from inspiring English sources

Barcelona Ballet is young, with dancers who possess much of Mr. Corella's sweet warmth.

This spice mixture works so well with fruit – vanilla, pepper and cardamom are a perfect trio of sweet warmth, mellow heat and heady citrus.

But I believe that everyone in the world wants to be with someone else tonight, together in the dark, with the sweet warmth of a hip or a foot or a bare expanse of shoulder within reach.

The massed harmonies of her band recall the sweet warmth of the first-album Fleet Foxes, while the jungle drums suggest a new kinship with Karin Dreijer Andersson of Fever Ray and the Knife.

He felt his well-being depended on people, like his grandmother, but they didn't replace his mother's young sweet-smelling warmth.

Infuse the pods in marinades, or throw them into meaty stews or fruit compotes, where they'll leave a rosy flush of sweet, aromatic warmth.

She has a clothing line called Dream Out Loud, a perfume (marketed as "the scented embodiment of the star herself: fresh and sweet with warmth from within") and more than 40 million Facebook "likes".

In that big, white-framed house, we were greeted with the sweet maternal warmth of the minister's wife, enormous platters of food, and a brief talk by the minister on the Eastertime meaning of it all, preaching repentance and redemption but suffused more with brightness than brimstone.

So many of Amichai's qualities gather here: passionate tenderness and earnest warmth, sweet possessiveness — the eros of fatherhood — and that delicious, playful metaphorical reach, those clouds that have never lain with a woman.

All successful heads I have known play the key role in setting the behaviour culture, and do so by striking a sweet spot between warmth and acceptance on the one hand, and high expectations of civilised and respectful behaviour on the other.

She imbued the Land of Sweets with her warmth, and — thanks often to the terrific partnering of Charles Askegard as her Cavalier — her phrasing often had grandeur and audacity.