Sentence examples for cool executive from inspiring English sources

Mr. Nosta riffed on "chief executive officer" to call Mr. Jobs a "cool executive original" who always provided a "crazy eclectic opinion".

These findings are also consistent with cognitive developmental models of normative development which include the separable contributions of "hot" affective decision-making versus "cool" executive function processes [ 53].

She also, now that she's a Hollywood star of sorts, did what you can't imagine many Hollywood women doing: she appeared in last year's corporate thriller Michael Clayton, with sweaty armpits soaking through her ostensibly ice-cool executive blouse.

Insiders say that it wouldn't be a workable alliance, in any case, since Levy is a cool, reserved executive with an impressive track record and little tolerance for incompetence, and Bronfman is a widely regarded as unproved in the entertainment business.

He writes about geeks being rejected, a subject that causes his ideas to be rejected by "cool" studio executives.

Even as tech spending cooled, Sun executives kept a defiant stance.

"It's way cool," said Ron Donoho, executive editor of San Diego magazine.

During a presentation in which the professorial Mr. Zetsche actually used the word "cool," the chief executive was in a feisty mood.

"But because the new name is now tied to the company's hopes of restoring its main product's status as a symbol of executive cool, the change carries some risk," Ian Austen writes in The New York Times.

But because the new name is now tied to the company's hopes of restoring its main product's status as a symbol of executive cool, the change carries some risk.

BlackBerry's maker unveiled a new operating system and a new line of phones on Wednesday, along with a new corporate name, with the hope of restoring its products' status as a symbol of executive cool, Ian Austen of The New York Times reports.