Sentence examples for chilly heart from inspiring English sources

Page B10 Arts PRIVILEGE AND POISON ON THE UPPER EAST SIDE "Elective Affinities," a one-woman show with Zoe Caldwell, explores an aristocratic character with a warm demeanor and a chilly heart.

Mrs. Chalfont's neighbor, Mr. Ellin, a meticulous lawyer and resolute bachelor, also finds his chilly heart warmed by the pathos of Emma's situation, while his sharp mind welcomes a challenge.

After a merciless inquiry into Adams's fundamentally chilly heart, Kirstein — whose words even in this book reflect the style that he had derived from Adams decades before — absolves him by reason of the "timeless" monument itself: that is, by the mortal woman's transformation into art.

The artifice shows, but only for a moment before we're immersed in a chilly, heart-wrenching story that seems to say that, for all our obsessions with old wounds and childhood hurts, the thing that damages us most of all is the thing of which we are unaware.

"Feminist punks strike fear into the chilly hearts of macho Russian political establishment with appropriation of American misogynist rap fashion statement" is a headline to gladden any liberal heart.

A survival story to warm the chilliest heart.

And while I know that we've taken the concept of Halloween, as celebrated in suburban New Jersey, into our chilly British hearts, I don't believe we've actually co-opted Thanksgiving yet?

Mr. Ishii is, like many who work in this genre, a chilly formalist at heart.

It feels in tune with the chilly relationships at the heart of the European project, as Ian Traynor and Nick Watt wrote last night in a fascinating behind-the-scenes look at Summit life: It's a grinding, gruelling way of doing business, seemingly destined for dysfunction.

Served with slightly bitter apple and pea eggplants, loads of Thai basil and spicy krachai, or wild ginger, the slow-cooked beef green curry will warm the coldest heart on a chilly night.

On "Never Go Back" the band's chilly strut recalls Blondie; "One Heart Missing" recalls Kim Carnes; and the title track even suggests a hint of the art-rock churn of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs (until it shifts directions halfway and begins to sound like a Bad Company cover band, one of a handful of egregious missteps on this album).