Sentence examples for warmth appeal from inspiring English sources

Alex Marvez of Foxsports.com writes that Florida's "instant warmth" appeal lost out to "instant money".

A. It has a huge lobby that really had all the warmth and appeal of the lower level of Grand Central.

Yet it is the group's unforced instinct for compositional structure and catchy hooks – planned and improvised – that gives them the edge and warmth to appeal to a wide audience.

Bosley Crowther wrote of Waters in the New York Times, "by playing the girl's old grandmother in a deeply benign and wistful way Ethel Waters endows this gentle lady with tremendous warmth and appeal".

Ms. Bello softens the detective with warmth and sex appeal; Ms. Danes is better at preserving her character's selfish and self-destructive side.

You will want to read this latest novel not only for its plot, but for its warmth and humane appeal.

Then, there is Helen Mirren, granted an unbeatable chance to expose the twin sides of her appeal: the warmth and the chill.

I asked Kare if there were other AIGA medalists, besides Rand, whom she saw as influences, and she lists a series of pre-digital greats whose work is known for broad appeal, infectious warmth, and a sometimes cartoony hand: Charles and Ray Eames (1977), Milton Glaser (1972), and the New Yorker contributor and cartoonist Saul Steinberg (1963).

Nolan found a "tremendous warmth and great emotional appeal" in Holmes, and also felt "she has a maturity beyond her years that comes across in the film and is essential to the idea that Rachel is something of a moral conscience for Bruce".

Something about the warmth and tossed-on ease appealed to us, and apparently everyone else: Acne's oversize aviator -- a big bearhug of a jacket -- flew out of both the New York shop and Net-a-porter the week it arrived.

Without a wink Evita is not exactly a good-time gal, and here we never feel even an artificial warmth that might explain her immense appeal to the working classes.