Sentence examples for warm language from inspiring English sources

In strikingly warm language, Mr. Xi spoke at the Nazarbayev University in Astana about a Chinese-financed new Silk Road that would run from China through Central Asia to Europe.

But the ambassador and I were talking in the same embassy greeting room where Chairman Mao met the leader of the Soviet Union Nikita Khruschev in 1959, and the ambassador acknowledged that despite the smiles and warm language on that occasion, a precipitous decline in relations was just round the corner, one which left Moscow and Beijing mortal enemies for the best part of two decades.

The Tromso meeting was watched closely by environmental groups, which had warned that some countries might press to exclude strong language about global warming.

In addition to the prominent mention on Monday, Mr. Obama also used strong language in his speech on election night, referring to "the destructive power of a warming planet".

"But Yiddish was the warm, wonderful language of the Jewish home and the street that united a scattered population for 20 years".

In general, Ficino welcomed Pico as a junior ally in that same cause, as evidenced by the warm personal language of the correspondence between the two thinkers.

Her warm body language of the first debate, celebrated by pundits and voters alike, had tightened into a strained grin.

Seated in a maroon plastic chair just a few feet away from me, his large frame might have been imposing were it not for his warm body language and soft-spoken tone.

Senator Rubio can choose to cloak his anti-immigrant positions in warm, fuzzy language about the virtues of immigrants who want to provide for their families and he can convincingly appear on network news to be concerned about the plight of young people brought to the U.S. as children and who now only want to be productive citizens.

Smile and use warm body language.

On a larger scale, the station's modest success reflects Ireland's recent warming to a language that had been in sharp decline during the last two centuries.