Sentence examples for cold to the idea from inspiring English sources

Sharon remained cold to the idea.

While Ms. Bernstein was falling quickly for Mr. Murphy, her daughter, Anna, then 7, was initially cold to the idea of someone new in her mother's life.

The Republican senators may have trouble stirring up agreement from across the aisle; Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, the majority leader, has been cold to the idea of undoing the cuts, as has President Obama.

However, the Trump administration has so far been cold to the idea of extending TPS, a similar program, ending it for at least four countries, including Haiti, El Salvador and Nicaragua.

"I was very cold to the idea initially," Mr. Folie acknowledged, especially since Mr. George is not the only person to have discovered Kinsey in recent years: Bill Condon's film "Kinsey" was just coming out, a wacky musical called "Dr. Sex" was floating around, and a second new Kinsey biography was on shelves.

The PGA of America (which is separate from the PGA Tour, and which runs the PGA Championship) was immediately cold to the idea out of fear that the ban would further stunt the growth of a game which has already suffered mightily in recent years.

The Association of European Leagues, whoever they are, have added their bucket of cold water to the idea of a European Super League.

The developing countries were not alone in giving a cold reception to the idea of voluntary action.

Deterrence in the strictest cold war sense refers to the idea that you induce, even compel, an adversary not to do something by credibly threatening terrible pain and suffering in retaliation.

So what are mothers and fathers to do, return to the idea cold-turkey parenting?

The universes that emerge from his computer are indistinguishable from our own, providing a lot of support to the idea of cold dark matter.