"However, increasingly, some are coming eastward to elongate the charter season, and enjoy Asian warmth," said Clare Wray, the Singapore show's sales and sponsorship manager.
"He dislikes all the trappings of false warmth," said Hubert Faure, a former Otis Elevator president who was Mr. David's first boss.
"Stove Top as a brand has a great equity in the area of warmth," said Ellen Thompson, brand manager for Stove Top at Kraft Foods in Glenview, Ill.
"I have been around politics for a long time and only occasionally you meet someone with special skills and ability and genuine warmth," said former Senator Christopher J. Dodd, a Connecticut Democrat.
"We want fish that are strangers to warmth," said Roger S. Berkowitz, the president of Legal, a string of 21 restaurants, mostly in the Boston, Providence and Washington areas.
"There's a widespread gut feeling that mild winters might adversely affect our butterflies – fungal diseases could benefit from milder winters and hibernating butterflies might use up their fat reserves by being more active in the warmth," said Fox.
"The way she talked about him gave me a better feeling for her warmth," said Karen Ryan of Concord, who attended a question-and-answer forum with the senator there on Saturday.
"Our goal is to have extraordinary sight lines and beautiful architecture, but also a sense of intimacy and warmth," said Jonathan F. P. Rose, the chairman of Jazz at Lincoln Center and a son of Frederick Rose, the developer and philanthropist, who died in 1999.
