Sentence examples for colder eye from inspiring English sources
To look on it with a colder eye, it may be seen as an infant mortality waiting to happen.
They are though written with a different intent: the novel shows a me I wish I'd been; the memoir has a necessarily colder eye, and intends to be a vivisection.
"Such is the power around the name of Anne Frank that to confess to finding Prose's approach to the subject... a little earnest and over-emotional seems tasteless, even blasphemous," wrote Frances Wilson in the Daily Telegraph: "The bitter struggle for ownership of Anne Frank's legacy... could have been dealt with better by a colder eye".
There is not the time and there are too many good, young fighters out there, with sharper reflexes and colder eyes.
Cast a cold eye On life, on death.
Two: bitchy young matron with a cold eye for contemporaries.
Most, when examined with a cold eye, collapse.
The governor cast a cold eye on hard-liners in his party, especially in Washington.
Horseman, pass by! Cast a cold eye On life, on death.
Literary allusions (to Yeats, Wordsworth, Keats, among others) resonate, quietly: "Perhaps the cold eye was better.
By Jessie Wender June 12 , 2012Cast a cold eye On life, on death.
