Sentence examples for ardent cold from inspiring English sources
They both were ardent cold warriors and political moderates.
In 1962, for example, he denounced Paul Nitze, a Kennedy administration nominee for a Pentagon post and an ardent cold warrior, as "soft" on the Communists.
With its attention to everyday life, "Magnetic Mountain" was revisionist in form; with its emphasis on ideology (Kotkin's other influence was Martin Malia, the intellectual historian and ardent cold warrior), it was totalitarian in content.
This is how we remember John Kennedy — not so much as an ardent cold warrior (though he was) or as a fiscal moderate (though he was that too) but as a transformer of the culture, a youthful renewer of the American spirit.
Her monotone 25-minute speech in Seligenstadt left even the most ardent supporters cold.
The tracks include two stand-out performances from Quarteto Em Cy, a girl group branded in the Brill Building mode, including the jaunty "Amaralina .The collection runs hot to cold, ardent red to lonesome blue it soothes and abrades.
Kennedy was ardent for glory and the cold war provided the arena.
Tolstaya has a cold eye, an ardent heart and an airy wit.
And Vladimir Moroz's Onegin is a bit of a cold fish, whose ardent transformation for the final scene is hard to credit.
A protégé of John Dewey who distinguished himself early in his career with an important study of Karl Marx, Hook became increasingly disenchanted with the left, emerging after World War II as an ardent anti-Stalinist and hard-line cold warrior.
