Sentence examples for a rather frigid from inspiring English sources

Recently, we took a trip to NYC on a rather frigid day.

At Salzburg, under artistic director Gerard Mortier, who was always a keen supporter of his work, Wernicke's clever and convincing modernisation of Boris Godunov was followed by stylish, rather frigid, grandeur in festival productions of Der Rosenkavalier, Don Carlos and The Trojans.

A rather odd #PMQs.

The water is warm, rather than frigid, and swimming is only in the nude.

The tuna is firm, sliced just thickly enough, and served on the chilly side of cool, rather than frigid, so the fish flavor can open up.

So perhaps Mustafar is more like Io, a tidally heated world with a frigid surface.

The Secret Service had not disallowed them, and they serve a dual purpose -- you can sit on them (rather than the frigid ground) and you can stand on them later (to see over the crowd).

Unfortunately, even the warmth of a superstar's glow fades in a frigid economy.

It was a weirdly frigid West Texas morning.

Air-conditioning chilled my room with a gloriously frigid breeze.

The music, which can be a touch frigid on record, took on warmth and physicality.