Warm support

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

Most years they leave with little more than warm support.

Mr McCain attracts warm support from the state's many military families.

He posed for photos, offered warm support, and promised a presidential pardon.

However, the former actress could cause repulsion by her warm support for the racist French politician Jean-Marie Le Pen.

"Such wide and warm support was unexpected," said Jin Canrong, professor of international studies at Renmin University in Beijing.

If he were to grant the Baganda the federalism they want, it would win him warm support from at least a quarter of the population.

U-S-A!" "We want a warm, supporting public," he said.

But Help Refugees is able to support thousands in Greece, providing emergency aid in camps, keeping people warm, supporting infant feeding programmes, helping them get legal advice, making sure they are well-fed and clothed, and moving the most vulnerable into safe accommodation while they wait to find out where they will end up.

Perhaps the aim was to prop up the prime minister, Mikhail Kasyanov, who enjoys only luke-warm support from the president.

The disclosures could prove embarrassing for the prime minister, who faced criticism for lying low during the referendum campaign and offering only luke-warm support for the remain side.

And Mr. Tsvangirai's rallies are drawing thousands of people in the countryside, where the government traditionally draws its warmest support.