Sentence examples for a cold silent from inspiring English sources

In one early poem, the narrator gazes at a thousand-year-old stone engraving of a woman's face and notices "a cold, silent trace of a smile".

Call me a traditionalist but any good Christmas comfort read must really feature snow as well, and Brendon Chase closes with the boys confronted by the beauty and hardship of a cold, silent forest.

Zoe is tucked into another rider's "wind shadow"; Kate "pulled every atom of herself inside out… from being alongside [her opponent] dropped to an inch back, a wheel-length back, and with a cold, silent flicker of wonder in her heart, Kate realised she was going to win".

Throughout the stages of Endresen's creative development, one thing remains a constant: Norway, in all its cold, silent, and isolated glory.

To the Cubans, The Times reported, "he now is a smiling, and not a cold and silent, president".

In the cold, silent light of day, you invariably see more.

She lavishes love on Clare because the little girl is her only companion in Alice's cold, silent house.

I don't know, but the upshot is that they often strike you as cold, silent and sterile -- mere architectural models.

Invariably they are, as the artist herself describes, "cold, silent, and isolated".

Soon she finds solace and perfection and warmth in sign language, instead of the cold silent indifference in the rest of her life.

Esquire published his two best-known articles, "Frank Sinatra Has a Cold" and "The Silent Season of a Hero," which was a profile of New York Yankees legend Joe DiMaggio.