Sentence examples for with particular warmth from inspiring English sources

But the NRA did not welcome Obama's smart gun plan with particular warmth.

But it is doubtful whether either views the other with particular warmth, and it is just possible that on such considerations the resolution of the matter could hang.(Photo credit: AFP).

(Tommasini) CHRISTOPHER MALTMAN (Thursday) A stylish young baritone who has a particular warmth and affinity for song, Mr. Maltman appears with the accompanist Malcolm Martineau in a program of Schumann, Mahler and French song.

And let's be honest, there is a particular warmth in the north.

Going with him meant talking on the phone and then hiding, out of shyness, when I saw him at school although I once kissed M, and I can still summon the particular warmth of his lips against mine.

THERE is a particular warmth to the mood generated by a well-operated, family-run restaurant.

For decades Mr. Fiorato was a constant part of City Ballet's existence and gave many performances a particular warmth.

Detailed accounts are obtained of the child's behavior and the parent's response to it, with particular reference to interactions relating to warmth and control.

Egyptian women in particular greeted me with great warmth; they seemed eager to catch my eye, just to offer a smile and a nod, a way to make friendly contact.

And connected with this skin warmth was a particular odor that was nutty or spicy, not displeasing but not the odor of a body that was constantly bathed and showered.

Some orchestras impress with the qualities of their individual sections: a particular sheen or warmth from the strings; the mellowness or piquancy of the woodwinds; the power or golden tone of the brasses.