Sentence examples for warmth stands from inspiring English sources

Thoreau wrote that in winter, "warmth stands for all virtue".

The relative warmth stood in contrast to Polish frustrations with the United States; Mr. Tusk has taken pains to play down the fact that President Obama was represented at the memorial ceremonies by his national security adviser, which many Poles saw as a snub.

His music is rooted in funk and soul, but has an airy warmth that stands apart from the more processed sounds of contemporary R&B.

This time, the Yanks expect chilly conditions on the field but warmth in the stands.

I don't think the left have someone with Jeremy's personal warmth who could stand.

Moments of human warmth like that stand out in the ice palace that is haute couture.

The original's themes of alienation are transposed from chilly electronica to acoustic warmth, while the stand-out line: "I'm very good with plants/When my friends are away they let me keep the soil moist" sounds like a matter-of-fact confession as opposed to the Andersson's terrifying murmurings.

The company's name — an acronym that stands for Warmth and Ashes, Light and Ashes — suggests a crystals-and-karma sensibility more suited to Northern California than southern Germany.

The result is Mr. Amis's most fully realized book yet -- a book that fuses his humor, intellect and daring with a new gravitas and warmth, a book that stands, at once, as a loving tribute to his father and as a fulfillment of his own abundant talents as a writer.

Their enthusiasm, as overheated as it may seem, can be traced to her eclectic r?m?nd a personal warmth that seems to stand out all the more against Mr. Bloomberg's sometimes chilly demeanor.

Intrigued, William allows himself to be led into the sombre but sumptuously papered vestibule, towards a door that stands ajar, emitting warmth and light.