Sentence examples similar to an absolute cold from inspiring English sources

"And yet she's calculated, she's targeted, and an absolute cold-blooded killer".

A poem that seems to register this life-restoring act of resistance begins "The zeroes taught us phosphorus," meaning that it is in absolute cold and nothingness that true brilliance originates.

All of a sudden they heard their father say from behind them, "What do you boys think you're doing?" Charlie described the feeling as one of absolute cold terror — like having ice-water poured down his spine — to know that his father had been there behind him without his knowing, and it scared Ira so bad he swallowed the hunk of chewing tobacco he had in his mouth.

The culture supernatant was added with three times volume of absolute cold ethanol (EtOH) and left overnight.

And I crept towards the closed bathroom with a bucket, full of the absolute coldest ice water.

Ideology isn't an absolute requirement for a cold war, but was essential to the Cold War.

"What we are seeing today is an absolute continuation of the Cold War," said respected film producer Nikita Mikhalkov.

"What we are seeing today is an absolute continuation of the cold war," Nikita Mikhalkov, a film director, said on Russian television.

In 1994 a World Health Organization expert committee on fluoride use stated that 1.0 mg/L should be an absolute upper bound, even in cold climates, and that 0.5 mg/L may be an appropriate lower limit.

Hector is an egotistical warmonger, Ulysses a cold-blooded opportunist and Achilles an absolute heel.

"An absolute ceiling is an absolute ceiling.