Sentence examples for chilly truth from inspiring English sources
It was certainly an attitude typical of Edinburgh to deny feelings for the sake of principle, and maybe that is the chilly truth about the disinheritance of the young Gillespie.
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.
Despite the gloomy truth of the forecasts of chilly rain, Battersea and Hyde parks were also filling early for day-long family festivals, while thousands of street parties also take place around the country.
The backbone of a green curry paste is, of course, the chillies which give it its colour – although, truth be told, most authentic pastes are more of a murky beige.
Though Putin and Obama have a chilly relationship, the US president told the Atlantic earlier this year: "The truth is, actually, Putin, in all of our meetings, is scrupulously polite, very frank.
The Bush administration, whose Medicare ideas are getting a chilly reception on Capitol Hill, is learning the same hard political truths about health policy that the Clinton administration learned a decade ago.
The best drama holds fast to the messy truth about human motivation, and the two must-see productions to open during this chilly winter offer rich material for ruminating on the endless surprises of character in the crucible of circumstance.
Stanfield, the truth commissioner, is far from convinced about the undertaking and is all too aware of the chilly pragmatic notion that (to paraphrase William James) the true is whatever is useful to believe.
