Sentence examples for a sort of chill from inspiring English sources

On lower capacity nights this area is actually used as a stage, but this time, it presented itself as a sort of chill space barely populated and protected from the laser's frenetic bursts.

A: Sort of.

One could just as easily say the same of "The Weekend" (adapted from Peter Cameron's novel of the same name), which aspires to be a sort of "Big Chill" for the age of AIDS crossed with Chekhov's "Sea Gull".

— I got a lonely sort of chill.

In "The Next Best Thing" Madonna is paired with her pal, the English actor Rupert Everett, who exudes a different sort of chill.

The Ghosts of Grand Central (Saturdays) This tour offers shelter from the cold, though discovering the ghosts of Grand Central Terminal may bring a different sort of chill.

"Jared is very sort of chill and flat, and speaks as little as possible".

It is a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site, and really laid back like, people use donkeys instead of cars, live in traditional no-door stone buildings, and maintain the same sort of chill lifestyle they had going on in the 14th century.

In between takes on the set of the movie in Hudson, "About Alex," a sort of indie remake of "The Big Chill," she played high diva.

SoundCloud rap is hardly as limp or as purposefully benign as Chillhop's study music, but the genres do share a sort of practiced nonchalance, a heavy dedication to chill.

The film, his first feature to reach theaters, was critically well received, with Desson Howe of The Washington Post reporting that Eckhart is the "movie's most malignant presence" and that he "is in chilling command as a sort of satanic prince in shirtsleeves".