Sentence examples for as cold blooded from inspiring English sources

The then home secretary of Andhra Pradesh described the killings as "cold blooded murder".

"We found that on average, warm-bodied fishes can swim almost 2.7 times as fast as cold blooded species, likely because the warmer muscle temperatures enhances power output.

A murderer whose crime was described as "cold blooded" and "senseless" by a judge has been jailed for at least 22 years.

Adding to this tense atmosphere were two Turkish TV series depicting Israeli soldiers as cold blooded killers, again adding to Israel's public frustration.

That the father could lucidly explain why the military expedition would serve his interests no matter how it turned out showed that he was as cold-blooded as a serpent.

The casualties are likely to climb, for if nothing else, it was clear even in the chaotic aftermath of the blasts that the attacks were as cold-blooded as they were well-coordinated, intended to inflict maximum carnage.

Liam Neeson's Bryan Mills does not do anything quite as cold-blooded as mutilating corpses, but if he did, we would not be shielded from it by the directors of the Taken series – Pierre Morel, replaced in the sequels by the wonderfully named Olivier Megaton, both protégés of Luc Besson, Frenchmen shrewdly recycling American film tropes for the US market.

It's not known whether he also invented a handsome alter-ego with the charm and rugged good looks of Brad Pitt to carry out his dastardly work for him, but evidence suggests Shaw may not have been as cold-blooded as his movie counterpart: his bombing took place at 3.30am, when Starbucks patrons had long since gone home.

For composure under pressure, Vern Cotter's performance at the top table was as cold-blooded as anything that happened on the pitch at Murrayfield.

AllMusic's Andy Kellman found his rapping inconsistent, but ultimately said that "a deeply fascinating accomplishment" in West's catalogue and stated, "As fatiguing as it is invigorating, as cold-blooded as it is heart-rending, as haphazardly splattered as it is meticulously sculpted, [the album] is an extraordinarily complex 70-minute set of songs.

Or perhaps it's that organ donation, unlike rescue, is conceived in cold blood, and cold-blooded altruism seems nearly as sinister as cold-blooded malevolence.