Sentence examples for considered cold from inspiring English sources

A third were considered cold; a third were hot.

At least half were collected before 1996, from what are now considered cold cases, she said.

"Modernism is often considered cold and stark and not necessarily domestic," Mr. Tanney said.

His dramas and one long prose work, the Exóristos ("The Exile"), were considered cold and artificial, but his numerous lyrics were admired by his contemporaries.

Blood, for example, was associated with the air and considered warm and wet, while melancholy was associated with the earth and considered cold and dry.

Because potential customers have so much information available to them everything from what they obtain in a Google search to insights they get from a social media contact it's rare that any interactions are now considered "cold". Customers have some expectations about us already, and we need to be prepared to engage them at that level.

They are also considered cold-blooded animals, although this label can be misleading, as the blood of many desert reptiles is often relatively warm.

A modified design method for LDSS lipped channels is proposed herein following DSM techniques, which provides considerably more accurate predictions for the considered cold-formed columns.

Dr Papastamatious said: "Fishes are generally considered cold-bodied in that their body temperatures are very similar to that of the water they reside in.

Until recently considered cold-water Atlantic extending into the contiguous Arctic and absent from the Pacific in distribution [ 11, 16, 22], this species was recently reported from Alaska [ 38].

Research on the performance of double skin facades mostly considers cold and moderate climates.