This will give you some insight into how warmly they feel towards you.
"They felt warmly about the project.
Not as warmly as I felt towards superintendent Ted Hastings.
You may not have felt warmly towards them at the time.
By October 2014, executives at the company felt warmly enough towards single-manning to defend it from possible regulation.
Laura Penn, the union's executive director, said in an interview this week that Ms. Taymor still felt warmly about the cast and crew.
Others, following the lead of well-known figures in the old civil-rights establishment, felt warmly toward the Clintons and saw no reason to break with them.
Mr. Clinton was a seemingly ideal intermediary — no one in the party save the current president has as much political heft and besides, he felt warmly about Mr. Specter, who voted against conviction in his 1999 impeachment trial.
When you graph these temperature ratings from Republicans and Democrats toward each of the two parties, you see two lines that are high and steady: Democrats have always felt warmly toward the Democratic Party, and Republicans feel the same fondness for their party.
Because of his many absences from home, on parliamentary and other business, Richard Cobden was a somewhat remote figure to his daughters, although his letters indicate that he felt warmly towards them and that he wished to direct their political education.
