Sentence examples for cast a cold from inspiring English sources
The governor cast a cold eye on hard-liners in his party, especially in Washington.
She didn't feel "Trading With the Enemy" needed the intervention of her lawyers, who might've cast a cold eye.
Wilde steps outside his practiced persona to cast a cold eye on the sensation-seeking life style popularly ascribed to him.
The brutal gang rape of a young woman in New Delhi this month has cast a cold light on how badly India treats its women.
On his gravestone is an inscription from his poem Under Ben Bulben, which became his epitaph: "Cast a cold eye / On life, on death / Horseman, pass by".
In India, he came into his own as a leader of the Hindus, but not before he had cast a cold expatriate eye on the corruptions of Hinduism.
It's a tiny, anecdotal scene, but that glare casts a cold shadow on the rest of the movie.
In the courtroom he is a bulky, glowering presence who casts a cold, imperious eye on the proceedings.
In the person of Strange, George Pelecanos casts a cold yet simultaneously humane eye on the urban core.
Still, Gioia casts a cold, unexcitable eye on matters that might better be seen with a warmer and more excitable one.
Urging liberals to "recapture" Roosevelt's "militant and optimistic spirit," he casts a cold eye on virtually every effort, over the past 30 years, to do just that.
