Sentence examples for a slightly chilly from inspiring English sources

For all the emotions on display, it's a slightly chilly portrait.

"But don't be scared!" It's 9am and I'm huddled inside a slightly chilly Drill Hall.

And Ms. Griffiths, as in many of her other roles, conveys fine, high-strung intelligence beneath a slightly chilly exterior.

The piano sings, beautifully, but with a slightly chilly voice that is nevertheless big and full of expressive possibilities.

The fear was that – for all his oratorical brilliance – Obama somehow lacked empathy, that he was a slightly chilly, aloof figure, that he struggled to connect emotionally.

Even though we are in midsummer, log fires burn in a grate: the human world, we realise, can be a slightly chilly place.

That this vivid local culture would become a big and slightly chilly business lends a strange aura to these remarkable books.

And as fine as the play was in London, it has in crossing the Atlantic turned from a work of slightly chilly elegance into something of a fierier vigor.

Basking in the sun, 10 30am, drinking that watery Brownstones coffee, smoking a cigarette, watching the endless stream of cars and scooters and bikes filing by with a gaggle of students and some elders on a crisp, clear, slightly chilly Beijing morning in late October.

Day-Lewis is sometimes seen as a remote and slightly chilly figure, renowned for his obsessive preparation and for remaining in character throughout the filming – hard on his wife, the actor and director Rebecca Miller, given that the 16th president of the United States had a notoriously difficult relationship with his wife, who spent time in a mental hospital after his death.

Essentially, this is a book for two groups of people: Bishop fans (most of the poetry world, that is), and the increasingly tiny group who still think this poet was an unambitious and slightly chilly minor writer.