Being the first constitutionally pacifist nation even gave them a warm glow of moral superiority.
From the dark behind her house, he saw the warm glow of her windows, her family returning.
The fact that she's a labor of love gives her a warm glow that no varnish could produce.
Perhaps consumers have ignored the chill of higher long-term interest rates because they feel the warm glow of higher share prices.
The emotional element engages your empathy, so that doing charitable work and helping others brings self-satisfaction which often provides a warm glow.
As the party wound down, Chang stepped from the warm glow of lanterns to the cold streetlight reflected off the surrounding skyscrapers.
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When I woke up this morning, I was just a writer and tech investor, tucked behind the warm glow of my 27-inch Apple monitor.
Like Zynga, Facebook was a privately held company that kept its financial cards close to its chest and basked in the warm glow of intoxicating hype.
He uses hundreds of pounds of pure melted beeswax much like plaster, smoothly coating walls and ceilings until they almost resemble yellow marble except with a warm glow.
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The spice burn has faded into a warm glow.
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Every iPhone launch goes through three phases: the warm glow of initial adoption, followed by close attention to flaws and, eventually, acceptance of what it's like to live with the device day to day.
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Paris may be known for the soft rose light of its afternoons, but at night its monuments are set aflame by a warm glow that is far closer to candlelight than the bright white spotlights that ruin so many cities.
Many of us are lucky enough to recall with pleasure the Christmases of our childhood: the gifts left by the chimney for Father Christmas, carols sung in biting cold weather, nativity plays, the warm glow we felt as Mother carried in the flaming Christmas pudding decorated with holly.
The basics: As you probably know, Congress passed a law that basically compels the lighting industry is phasing out the warm and incredibly inefficient light provided by incandescent bulbs, which are nice for a warm glow, but not so nice for the Earth or your energy bill.
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Apart from the warm glow created by this change of line, Britain feels emboldened to set the tone for its partners' military efforts because it has just completed a sweeping review of its defence posture, while several other European states, including the new German government, are only now embarking on similar exercises.
Fittingly, the duo ended with a rendition of Bring Me Sunshine, leaving the audience with a warm nostalgic glow as they left the theatre.
Given that your writeups are going to go on the web for free you might like to actually gain some benefit, over and above the warm rosy glow of aiding others, from having done so.
The golds and burnt oranges in "Bouquet of Mimosas, " meanwhile, cast a warm, soft glow that illuminates the cavernous, usually dead space of the lower level of the Met's Robert Lehman Wing.
The glow that he cast was warm and wide.
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When the glow of the holidays fades away, and there are still months of cold ahead, the warm, clear waters of the islands to the south call to us.
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