Sentence examples for to warmly from inspiring English sources

"No," she said, casting a glare at the man and reaching to warmly shake my hand.

Lennon returned from the dressing room to warmly embrace his fellow red-head at full-time.

But "with my particular history with Enron, there wasn't anybody out there imagining I was going to warmly endorse this".

Ms. Aubry conceded defeat in a televised statement, saying she wanted "to warmly salute the victory of François Hollande" and calling for party unity "around our candidate".

But they reveal an unexpected inner beauty both literal and metaphorical, as their polished interiors cause their interiors to warmly glow as if supernaturally illuminated from within.

So it may seem inconsistent to warmly endorse — as we do — President Bush's proposal this week for what he terms the Legislative Line Item Veto Act of 2006.

Thatcher was one of the first Western leaders to respond warmly to reformist Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev.

The patients were also instructed to appear warmly dressed to diminish problems with venous access and to be well hydrated to avoid headache during or after treatment.

The section recognising these as important rights for children that have to be protected is to be warmly welcomed.

To quote author Anne Lamott, "If people wanted you to write warmly about them, they should have behaved better".

Their marriage appears to be warmly symbiotic.