Kisses can also be exchanged between total strangers, as when there is a profound sympathy with or the warmest interest in, another person.

He took a warm interest in the winter exhibitions of the old masters at the Royal Academy.

He began also to take a warm interest in the cause of popular education.

We understand them, and take the warmest interest in the development of the romance.

He manifested a warm interest in promoting the educational movement in the town.

He, in his turn, has taken a warm interest in the welfare of the family.

Sullivan "took a warm and practical interest" in the composition of Faning's score.

He had, at an early date, taken a warm interest in the colonization of America.

Enid put on an earnest expression, meant to signify a warm personal interest in the minister's discourse.

Conversation was slow to start, but it wasn't long before curiosity became warm interest and fearful reserve gave way to animated talk.