Sentence examples for coldness for from inspiring English sources

'The summer has been characterised mainly by its coldness, for which I am personally very grateful.

To his dismay, many readers blamed Clarissa's coldness for what goes wrong between them.

You can see, for example, that after accusing the arrogant Lord Osborne of "carelessness" and "awkwardness," she went back and added "coldness" for good measure.

We included women aged 20 to 80 years who had experienced peripheral coldness for at least three years.

If he has coldness for two of three days with fever and perspiration, the illness will be a mild case.

To circumvent the limitations of sequencing, we took advantage of data from the MegaMUGA genotyping array to explore the relationship between segmental duplications, coldness for recombination, and structural variation.

His latest biographer, Fred Kaplan, whose previous subjects have ranged from Charles Dickens to Gore Vidal, argues that Adams doesn't fully deserve his reputation for coldness, but, for all its diligence, "John Quincy Adams: American Visionary" (Harper) never really succeeds in raising the sixth President's temperature.

algor, ōris, m. [cf. algeo], cold (that is felt), coldness (class., for the ante-class. algus or algu; acc. to Charis. 23 P., even in Cic)., Plaut.

There was enough power to run a couple of refrigerators, and so coldness was, for the first time, a possibility.

Dark and good-looking, Tewdwr Moss was an enterprising cruiser, with the cruiser's equal parts of recklessness and coldness: game for the opportunity and ready to extricate himself as soon as prudence dictated.

As with James, the result is both aesthetically and psychologically potent -- and weakened only, perhaps, by certain limitations that tell us more about the author than they do about his ostensible subject, which in this case is, in fact, the "pure coldness" that for Toibin was James's life.