Sentence examples for a question of cold from inspiring English sources
It's a question of cold law".
The book, titled "A Question of Credibility: A Conflict of Interest," accuses Arpaio and his "Cold Case Posse" of not conducting the probe in good faith.
It was a question of poor circulation, of the cold making the vessels constrict and cutting off the blood supply.
The Elysée Palace insisted that it was not a question of either man snubbing, or cold-shouldering, the other.
Schlesinger's next two films dealt with Cold War themes: A Question of Attribution (1992), made for BBC TV, concerned Anthony Blunt James Foxx), the real-life British art historian who was revealed to have been a Soviet spy; The Innocent (1993) focused on the internecine deception between a British (Anthony Hopkins) and an American (Campbell Scott) intelligence agent in Berlin.
He said cold weather was more a question of mind over matter.
Or a question of propaganda?
The question of adequate cold and snow has become a regular concern for the quadrennial gathering.
Mr. Bamford does not address the broader question of how cold war paradigms shaped the thinking of key Bush administration members like the national security adviser, Condoleezza Rice, and Mr. Cheney.
