Sentence examples for warm notices from inspiring English sources

The long-awaited, exhaustively researched The Dictionary of Art was published by Macmillan to warm notices.

This group has received warm notices, typically buried in reviews of larger performances it has participated in.

Now, one of those things has arrived in the form of Ellory, just the other side of London Fields, which has received similarly warm notices.

Ms. Shafer, a student at the Curtis Institute of Music, received warm notices when she appeared in a Curtis production of Hans Werner Henze's "Elegy for Young Lovers" in March.

Philomena has had almost universally warm notices, although one critic, Kyle Smith, wrote an unfavourable review in the New York Post in which he expressed dismay at what he sees as the film's anti-Catholic sentiment, and brands Lee a "ninny".

A year ago, amid generally warm notices for its new midsize sport utilities, the Chevrolet TrailBlazer and GMC Envoy, G.M. suffered the embarrassment of ordering 2,000 owners to stop driving the vehicles for safety reasons -- and sent tow trucks to haul them back to dealers.

It should give you the same healthy glow a warm would notice with the yellow.

He felt her warm skin, then noticed how strangely pale she was under her tan.

We head out into the Au'au Channel on a bright, warm morning and notice clear declines in the numbers of whales.

After drinking a cup of warm tea, you notice that you are beginning to feel relatively relaxed and much better" (resolutions in italics, change from British English was to replace 'wine' with 'tea').

Film wins warm if not ecstatic notices, with critics noting that Kim Jong-un is portrayed in a surprisingly positive light.