Sentence examples for cool matter from inspiring English sources

Instead, she discovered a place largely unfamiliar, and her photographs steer blessedly clear of melancholy and moralizing; they're cool, matter of fact, not art but honest and true.

She tried to picture his room as it had looked when she left it and she held the phone tightly, concentrating on his cool, matter of fact voice, shutting everything out but the state on which she had played so short a time ago.

The cool matter, visible in Hα line, was ejected at first, after the precursor but before the impulsive phase of the flare.

Since A-type stars like Beta Pictoris tend to radiate most of their energy at the blue end of the spectrum, this implied the presence of cool matter in orbit around the star, which would radiate at infrared wavelengths and produce the excess.

"When these things come to us, I get so excited that people have made films on such cool subject matter," Anders said during a recent conversation.

(Sinagra) SUZANNE VEGA (Thursday) With her cool, matter-of-fact delivery on 80's hits like "Luka" and "Tom's Diner," this singer-songwriter sings from that sometimes spooky emotional space where the quotidian mirrors the tragic.

Malik later tried to cool matters down.

Let's not revisit the England time-wasting fiasco, but that didn't cool matters either.

Ayatollah Khamenei, who controls the militias, courts and official news media, tried to cool matters, cautioning against "illegal action" to silence the reform movement.

"A corporation is about the closest thing to a totalitarian institution that humans have ever contrived," Noam Chomsky said to me in his cool, matter-of-fact way when I interviewed him for this article.

"Cool matters to boomers, too," Cedergen says, so he sees fast hatchbacks such as the new Mini Copper S (expected to start selling in March 2002) appealing to a wide demographic.