Sentence examples for warming sense from inspiring English sources

McCain seeks reinforcement at every turn, which is why she has developed an apparent addiction of sorts to Twitter, with its instant feedback, its false but warming sense of community, and, of course, the easy launching pad it provides for fame.

Reading the histories of other genres, I often get a warm sense of déjà vu.

His colleagues and clients will miss his friendship and warm sense of humor.

For both nations the British people feel a very warm sense of gratitude and admiration.

A predominant characteristic of Eskimo art is the warm sense of humour that is so prevalent.

I love having friends in the building; it gives me a warm sense of community.

We will greatly miss "The Doctors" charm, quick wit and warm sense of humor.

Those hearing it for the first time may experience a warm sense of recognition, mistaking it for an old favorite.

Ken had a passion for beauty, an appreciation of goodness in people and a wonderful warm sense of humor.

Weiss was 54, a real estate agent with a thick Chicago accent and a warm sense of humor.

With a warm sense of humour and a self-effacing manner, he was ever approachable, especially for young researchers.