Sentence examples for a cold language from inspiring English sources

"French is a cold language," he said.

"We criticised that and we had a cold language.

Gordin charts a cold war "language race", in which scientists on both sides of the iron curtain strove to keep up with the work being done by their counterparts.

We tend to use cold language like "put him on a hold". In California, we call it a 5150, referring to the legal code for this type of civil commitment.

The MMO isn't expected to draw upon previous Blizzard lore (or "IP," in the cold language of the new video game industry), so this is a brand new adventure.

Johnson has a knack for giving a human face to the sentiments most of his peers dress up in the cold language of bureaucracy.

The family has also received "compensation payments", in the cold language of the bureaucrats, worth £40,000: more than Badri Nath could have ever hoped to have earned, let alone saved, in his working life.

'Organizations need to move away from the cold language of the boardroom and adopt the same tone that we use among friends and family - the people we trust most of all.

As a transplant from the Spanish-language sports scene, Trejos' appearance on KTLA a month ago had a cold reception from some English-language media critics.

Or has the Russian prime minister already concluded that a Republican victory would mean that he will have to deal with John McCain who already has spoken the language of a Cold War warrior?

So, we can pick up languages, pick up some milk and pick up a cold.