Sentence examples for cool nature from inspiring English sources

The "cool" nature of television becomes cold on the Web.

The social fabric has been torn, and the whole cool nature of this neighborhood is being spoiled".

Frank, a former editor at both The New Yorker and The Washington Post, examines how Ike's cool nature and detached management style left Richard Nixon insecure and embittered through the remainder of his political career.

/ French neologism derived from méchant, or "wicked," in "verlan" slang, where words are said backward; used to convey appreciation for anything of a wicked cool nature, as in, "Carla Bruni's new Jackie O. look is totally chantmé, but I wonder whether deep down she's not really méchante".

Zhao et al. [ 31] identified PADE from traditional Chinese medicines of pungent flavor and cool nature by GC-MS.

Ruscha has a cooler nature, and though he recognizes Obrist's centrality in the art world — "I see his name pretty much constantly" — he is also skeptical of him.

Because of its cleansing and cooling nature, I also recommend raw vegetables and other foods as you move into spring.

For Higher-Order Thinking WHEN have you seen something cool in nature?

His father was a saloonkeeper with a flair for storytelling, his mother a strict disciplinarian whose emotionally cool "domineering nature" led the adult Ford, in McBride's Freudian view, to seek solace from male camaraderie rather than from family.

As she tries to control the situation, only occasionally losing her ferocious cool, the nature of both women is revealed in the kind of wonderfully dippy dialogue only Ms. May can write.

Clubs are cool but nature is nicer.