Sentence examples for warmly expressed from inspiring English sources

Over baklava and sweet mint tea at a café outside a mosque, friends of mine from Iran and Algeria, who knew at first hand the agonies of war, warmly expressed sympathy and asked me for news of my family in Manhattan.

(P2b), given its exclamative, which typically conveys an attitude more forcefully than an optative (with the possible exception of regret), models even better than (P2c) the disposition of moral sentences to express a speaker's attitudes and, thereby, better models the dispositions of moral sentences to evoke an audience's attitudes via the "contagion of warmly expressed approval" (1944, 22).

Botstein called the students to attention with a well-projected "Ladies and gentlemen," and congratulated them on their hard work, warmly expressing his excitement about the forthcoming trip.

Sure enough, a large screen beamed in a Skype call from a few of Mudranov's relatives back home warmly expressing their pride.

She thanked me warmly and expressed concern that people might find her work depressing.

I greeted him warmly and expressed surprise that it had been so long.

As Cuniza, the excellent bel-canto mezzo Sonia Ganassi sings warmly in expressing support for Leonora and deals handsomely with the Donizetti-like coloratura that characterizes her goodwill.

I literally can't think of what could be worse than the way that music, including all of its thuggish manifestations, is thought of warmly as expressing some sort of truth.

Writing down the warmly words to express your feelings in your deep heart.

By gently, patiently, warmly, and affectionately expressing tenderness towards ourselves daily we release an unabated amount of healing.

This being noted, the experience of reading this book was like telling a rosary: each little nugget of information, and every sincerely expressed opinion, was warmly familiar.