Sentence examples for cold towards from inspiring English sources
The phrase "cold towards" is correct and commonly used in written English
It means to have a distant or unfriendly attitude towards someone or something. Example: She had always been cold towards her ex-boyfriend, but she couldn't help feeling a twinge of sadness when she heard he had moved on.
The contents challenge an assumption that he was intolerably cold towards her when she was suffering an obvious mental decline.
It's a shame that talented people made it, but when talented people are on the side of evil, then people will be cold towards them.
Kertes' was markedly cold towards them, and they asked: 'Do you have a problem?' He replied: 'I don't have a problem with a handshake.
One head of a small gay charity visibly flinched when I mentioned my boyfriend and has been cold towards me ever since.
(Quotas for anoraks ended earlier than those for other products).Peter Mandelson, the EU trade commissioner, has so far been cold towards the idea of re-imposing restrictions.
Benitez also dismissed Steven Gerrard's claims, made in the player's latest autobiography, that he acted cold towards the ex-Liverpool captain during his time at Anfield.
The actions of skateboarders and those angered at the spikes – since removed after an online petition surpassed 100,000 signatures and the London mayor, Boris Johnson, joined in the criticism – come at a time when many argue that cities are growing ever colder towards certain groups.
If there was no cold reservoir towards which it could move there would be no heat flow and the engine would not work.
An iffy tee shot to 44 feet followed by a converted putt – his longest of the season – and cold stare towards his detractors.
Maybe she didn't read the stuff, I attempted to kid myself, as the car carried me in a cold sweat towards the Bristol studio.
Here was Nixon, an "old cold warrior/Piloting towards an unknown shore," as he refers to himself in Ms. Goodman's poetic libretto.
