Sentence examples for chilly and distant from inspiring English sources

At worst, Reyadas's gaze on his characters' bodies can appear chilly and distant.

Guaranteed to be at least 20% more chilly and distant than rival John Banville dolls.

Reporters who covered Rockefeller in the nineteen-fifties suspected that his socially correct marriage to the Philadelphian Mary Todhunter (Tod) Clark, whom he married in 1930 and with whom he had five children, had become chilly and distant.

To their eternal credit, the players, who are as relaxed and friendly as swimming champions can seem at times chilly and distant, appear unfazed when the questions turn inevitably to their bikinis.

Whereas some of Mrs. Clinton's advisers, the authors say, wanted to reintroduce her and refute some voters' impression of her as chilly and distant, the strategist Mark Penn — who comes across in this volume as a pugnacious and highly divisive figure — argued that "former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher should be Hillary's role model".

She remained chilly and distant in her behavior, but her heart and her will had evolved.

The proof is on show most visibly in the US, where Republican nominee-to-be Donald Trump enjoys a relationship to the truth that is chilly, occasional and distant.

They fret that it's chilly and emotionally distant, even confusing, as pop idioms are juggled from (embedded) song to fragment to snippet.

Lonnie Jr., the oldest son, was distant, chilly, and independent when Beth was still in bare feet and a cotton jumper.

Although most of the swing voters gave the Democratic nominee her high marks for experience and competence, they also described her as chilly, distant, untrustworthy and dishonest.

Rampling was perfect: chilly, distant, dismissive and very pleased with herself.