Sentence examples for trace of warmth from inspiring English sources

The office, a sterile room without a trace of warmth, had no windows, presumably because windows could be shattered by bombs.

Emerson explains "He's cold because any trace of warmth makes him vulnerable to his enemies".

There are bolts of daring and imagination in his enterprise, but not a shred of vulnerability and only traces of warmth.

Before the Syrian revolt broke out in 2011, Mr. Edrogan had pursued a strong regional friendship with President Assad, but there was no trace of that warmth in Mr. Erdogan's address on Tuesday.

NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope, which detects traces of infrared warmth from such particles, has now assembled the biggest survey of comet trails.

Iqbal, poet of the East, traced the warmth of Kashmiri soil to the "blaze of chinars it nurses in its bosom".

Without a trace of pathos, but with much  warmth, the prize winning  author presents these children as great fighters, as those who firmly believe that sooner or later they too will get a tiny grain of happiness.

The article briefly traces the beautiful cultural significance of delivering the gift of meat for warmth and comfort for an approaching winter.

While almost childlike in her warmth, there is a trace of remoteness about her.

She was capable of warmth and joy.

The lack of warmth was mutual.