The word 'coldly' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something done in an unfriendly or unemotional way. Example sentence: She coldly refused my offer of help.
I was coldly aware of the dreadful mass of the thing.
Looked at coldly, emerging from games against Sevilla and Valencia with three points looks pretty healthy.
Asked in an unguarded moment during an interview how often he went to Ireland he replied coldly that he never went to Ireland but frequently went to Ulster.
It's just that he wasn't entitled to make such a purgatorial piece of work, coldly taunting his audience's presumed shallow liberalism.
But a mere 40-minute train-ride to the west, on the coldly rational, neo-Classical and Modernist terraces of Glasgow, it is more likely that they will vote Yes.
Tellingly, EU leaders coldly swatted aside a Polish request for laws on "public morality" to be exempted from the charter of fundamental rights.
IN DECIDING to call a snap election for November 27th, almost two years before parliament had to be dissolved, Canada's prime minister, Jean Chrétien, looked to have made a coldly opportunistic calculation.
But in their plans for Westminster's constituencies they look more like coldly rational Roundheads, sweeping aside ancient boundaries to create a parliament of pure, mathematical equality.The mathematical camp does have a point.
"For more than 30 years, Saddam's pattern has been to coldly miscalculate the odds, with disastrous results for Iraq and its neighbours".Khrushchev was at least bound by a political structure that limited his conduct.
"It's a long time since I've met a more coldly dedicated politician," Young wrote in 1994.
That commission is for the Church for the Year 2000 to be built in Tre Torre Treste, a working-class area of Rome that Mr Meier likens to the South Bronx.Budgeted to cost $5m, and designed to serve as a community centre as well as a church, it is white, spare and coldly harmonious.
