Sentence examples for true warmth from inspiring English sources

Donald Cox was a man of true warmth and wit, a man of affairs who brought great practical experience to the arts institutions with which he was associated.

Hitchens was one of the very few people who could slash and burn you in print, then meet for drinks and talk in the true warmth of friendship, discussing a writer we both admired, garrulous to the very last.

And that's the true warmth of any summer.

Against charges of coldness in the music, Imogen cites Holst's characteristic "sweeping modal tunes move reassuringly above the steps of a descending bass", while Michael Kennedy points to the 12 Humbert Wolfe settings of 1929, and the 12 Welsh folksong settings for unaccompanied chorus of 1930 31, as works of true warmth.

Mingle with the locals to experience the novelty of true warmth and hospitality.

Her genuine warmth, kindness, compassion, wisdom and unstinting generosity made her a true "Woman of Valor".

"But there is rarely in it a true creative force, passion, warmth and vivifying power, or even spontaneity.

The same is true for parents' warmth and sensitivity toward their children.

The show's true source of warmth, though, lies in the unusually high number — for Mr. Vergara — of pictures of people, of a kind that bring him full circle to the street photographer he was 40 years ago.

Using a combination of low-cost materials and demolition waste, the group have created a true sense of warmth and welcoming within these interiors by creating bespoke fireplace surroundings and furnishings; furthermore, their selling of select furnishing designs, as crafted by local residents, helps to pour money back into the scheme.

We will miss the warmth and true goodness of our beloved nurse and dear friend.