Sentence examples for cast cold from inspiring English sources
Mr. McConnell seemed to cast cold water on that notion.
His drive also cast cold digital light on the notion of urban social disparity.
That instrumentation cast cold fluorescent light on Mr. Richardson's compositions, which generally beg for softer illumination.
Wagner wrote "music dramas" (even though some modern Wagner scholars now cast cold water on that term); Brahms composed symphonies built firmly on the sonata form.
But Mr. Xi seemed on Monday to cast cold water onto hopes of a quick resolution to the dispute, saying that he would not bargain over China's territorial interests, though he did not specifically mention the island chain.
As the officers walked up to the entrance of a Harlem housing project, a loose knot of people out front scattered into the damp, dark night and a few lingerers cast cold stares at the officers.
city" (TDE/Aftermath/Interscope) Mr. Lamar, a bravura young rapper from Compton, Calif., made his major-label debut a disciplined act of narrative, casting cold light on his experience even as he worked out how to feel about his own survival, often with loose and riveting skill.
Her casting was dependent on cold weather and rare, impersonal technology which director Fincher used to his advantage to cast a cold heartless Amy Dunne.
The governor cast a cold eye on hard-liners in his party, especially in Washington.
Wilde steps outside his practiced persona to cast a cold eye on the sensation-seeking life style popularly ascribed to him.
