Sentence examples for think warmly of from inspiring English sources

Psychologists report in Science that you're more likely to think warmly of someone else if you're holding something warm, like a mug of hot coffee or tea.

Still, his account of the queen's adventures often made me laugh out loud, and, after Helen Mirren's performance in "The Queen," offered yet another reason to think warmly of Her Majesty, another reminder that marble has veins.

Mr Obama thinks warmly of him.

Mr. Scharf said that although he feels betrayed, he still thinks warmly of his former associate's skills.

All sorts of fresh illumination would flow from a little centre-based seeing: people would no longer find the Birmingham accent so annoying, and would start to think warmly about taking mini-breaks in the east Midlands.

Bless them, Henry thought warmly.

It is my understanding through experience that our deceased loved ones want us to continue with their traditions and think of them warmly when we do.

McGinlay, now 50, is still warmly thought of in the town.

When I think of them, and how warmly they look after me, as if defying a care to cloud my face, the tears spring to my eyes even before I can thank them.

I literally can't think of what could be worse than the way that music, including all of its thuggish manifestations, is thought of warmly as expressing some sort of truth.

All of them spoke warmly of Palin.