Sentence examples for considered cool to from inspiring English sources

He's seven, and seven is the age when it's not considered cool to talk about fear, so the word "nervous" is used instead.

I wanted to know what a dive was like, what freegans considered cool to salvage and how hardcore it was.

"In the 50s and 60s, heroin was a big part of bebop jazz and it wasn't considered cool to be into dance music.

"I think it's still considered cool to work at a record store in present day, but that sure as shit isn't the case when they're filled with CDs," said Alex. "It still boggles my mind cassettes are making a comeback.

In this subculture, it can be considered "cool" to wear glasses.

Foreign-sounding names appeal to many readers, and are oftentimes considered "cool" to the one doing the writing.

"It's considered cooler to be a Mets fan, except among Latinos who have no old white lefty hang-ups.

David adds that the movie is sparked by a bitterly comic irony: a worldwide social revolution, capable of rattling authoritarian governments, began with nothing more urgent than the desire of two middle-class Jewish boys to be considered cool at college and meet girls without having to endure the humiliation of campus mixers.

In the end, Facebook becomes gender neutral, but the movie is sparked by a bitterly comic irony: a worldwide social revolution, capable of rattling authoritarian governments, began with nothing more urgent than the desire of two middle-class Jewish boys to be considered cool at college and meet girls without having to endure the humiliation of campus mixers.

This was not considered cool at all.

Keep in mind that you don't have to listen to exclusively punk music, and that it's actually considered cool by many to listen to a variety of genres.