Sentence examples for a slightly cool from inspiring English sources

There is a slightly cool and unsentimental integrity to Heifetz's performance.

Gieseking's playing has luscious colorings and suppleness, but also rippling clarity, structural coherence, rhythmic bite, when called for, and a slightly cool expressivity that never allows the music to seem cute, even in pieces like "Golliwogg's Cakewalk".

Ankle temperature had greatest impact on overall thermal comfort relative to other body parts, and a slightly cool FH condition was the most pleasurable environment for sedentary subjects.

Give it fresh food and water every so often, keep a slightly cool temperature in the room, and let it fly freely through the room for at least an hour or two a day.

This helps the baguette hold its shape during a second baking in a slightly cooler oven.

This may be the way Americans want their soccer coach to look — like a slightly cooler version of Jim Harbaugh.

As the rest of the Eastern Seaboard cooked, forecasters promised a slightly cooler Sunday, saying cool air would blow in from Ontario and Quebec.

Wednesday's record-breaking heatwave, which brought the hottest July day on record, will come to a slightly cooler and wet end on Thursday.

In a slightly cooler but no less beautiful way, Mr. Andsnes's performance of the A major Sonata abounds in Schnabelian brio and elegance.

I think even the Beatles, once they'd got over the gag, thought: "We should have chosen a slightly cooler name".

That doesn't mean it won't be cold, and other private weather forecasters are predicting a slightly cooler winter than NOAA.