Sentence examples for a sort of frigid from inspiring English sources
"The addiction to Asiatic mysticism, separated from Asiatic religion, produced a sort of frigid superiority in a man like Aldous Huxley; and something which to me is very much more repellent in Gurdjieff and Ouspensky".
The little flowers come as a sort of refreshing restart, the frigid days of bundling up in Daiso brand mittens and running through the streets of Hondori with red cheeks and a cold nose being replaced by bike rides up and down the rivers, looking for relief from the heat in a cool cup of iced matcha.
Environmentalists tout a sort-of pagan eschatology.
This medal was won in bright sunlight in the sort of frigid, dry conditions in which snow breaks down very little under the weight of the world's best racers.
Deneuve, dressed in Saint Laurent throughout the movie, plays a frigid newlywed, sleeping in a single bed and not wanting to have sex with her husband, Pierre, described by one lothario as a sort of Cub Scout.
(A sort of cognitive disonance).
