Sentence examples for warmest friends from inspiring English sources

Gene Gieselmann, the team's trainer — he is thirty-three years old but looks much younger — counts Gibson among his closest and warmest friends.

"We would have given ourselves to him entirely", wrote William Reynolds, an officer, "but by his own doing he has turned his warmest friends into deathly foes".Far from imitating his hero James Cook, the egotistical and paranoid Wilkes rapidly came to resemble another maritime tyrant, William Bligh.

Although he continued to be, as President T. C. Abbot wrote circa 1883, "a not infrequent and always welcome visitor at the college, and one of its warmest friends," Holmes never again held any official position at the College.

Cliff will be remembered by all who knew him as a kind and generous man a devoted husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather and the warmest friend.

William James was an enthusiastic reader of his works, and the two men became warm friends.

He said the children were "gifted pupils, team players, budding leaders, warm friends".

"We just became warm friends, first through music, then through poetry.

Is that merely a danger to the "establishment" these warm friends embody?

Nehru lent him a wardrobe suitable for state occasions, and since then the two men have been warm friends.

He had a gift for friendship, and his warm friends included such luminaries of the left as Murray Kempton, Norman Mailer, Allard Lowenstein, and Michael Harrington.

This is the reason for the collegiality that can develop and bring together, for example, Orrin Hatch and Ted Kennedy, who hold diametrically opposed positions on many issues but are warm friends and have learned to cooperate where they do agree.