Sentence examples for cold blooded in from inspiring English sources

"On TV, she seems very cold blooded in the sense that she's passionate about what she does," Barnes said.

The prosecution said he killed her on 22 December in a "cold blooded, planned murder for financial gain", and his "motive was clear".

Leptospiral infections in poikilothermic (cold blooded) animals have received very little attention and the literature concerning natural infections of these animals is limited.

The role of cold blooded animals in the maintenance and continuity of leptospires in the environment and as a source of spreading the infection to warm blooded species is still poorly understood, but the relationship between Leptospira spp., reptiles and amphibians may be important for the epidemiology of leptospirosis.

He acknowledged that Italy had been "more cold-blooded in front of goal than we were".

But Mr Bewkes is known for being analytical and even cold-blooded in his approach to the media industry.

His nickname "The Iceman"—which became inextricably linked to Gervin from his first pro season, with the Virginia Squires of the American Basketball Association (ABA)—was the perfect summation of his game: cool, understated, but also cold-blooded in execution and intensity.

It scoffs as the organisation mind whether Tory or Socialist (union leaders are slow-witted and company directors cold-blooded); in true Bergsonian style, it invites us to laugh, as free agents, at the spectacle of human beings who have become automata.

However, researchers from Glasgow concluded that an ecosystem as productive as the current Serengeti would provide sufficient carrion for a large theropod scavenger, although the theropod might have had to be cold-blooded in order to get more calories from carrion than it spent on foraging (see Metabolism of dinosaurs).

Dinosaurs fit in an intermediate class between warm and cold blooded animals, a study in the journal Science claims.

Snake is a cold blooded reptile that is in majority perceived to be deadly to humans [1 5].