Sentence examples for chilling nature from inspiring English sources

The tenor Peter Hoare was an unctuous jailer before revealing the true chilling nature of the Grand Inquisitor.

But despite the chilling nature of that pitch, Ross was not intimidated the next time he came up.

Mr. Moon performs live during the show, mostly using his voice and the violin, together with some recorded tracks to evoke the chilling nature of Gregor's experience.

That so many Republicans nonetheless shook them off is about as vivid an illustration as you'll find of the peculiar and chilling nature of partisanship today.

I won't expand on the tragic and chilling nature of his murder because doing so, as the academic David A Goldfarb notes in a 1994 study, "projects a teleology backward onto the artist's work".

Maybe someday soon my local grocer – and the breweries that serve it – will start digging massive holes in the ground so they too can save the Earth and start chilling beer nature's way.

Since April 1, Poincheval has been partaking in the interactive exhibition at the Musée de la Chasse et de la Nature, essentially chilling inside a taxidermy bear with a sparse amount of food and water.

Though there is no shortage of chilling philosophical conclusions when nature and society are compared, one has to wonder if the evidence for humanity's progression is anything more than a mixed bag, and at worst, actually more regressive than anything else.

The heinous nature of the crime surprised New Yorkers, chilling even veteran members of law enforcement.

His calm resignation is chilling, as if biting his tongue has become second nature.

Based on a short story about a nuclear holocaust, it is both chilling and oddly soothing, featuring a poem in which nature survives despite the disaster.