Sentence examples for cool remarks from inspiring English sources

"Well, that's kind of cool," remarks Ru when I tell him.

'There is this really cool elite in London who think they're really cool,' remarked someone who was far too cool for me to have heard of.

"You know what would be really cool," she remarked between songs, "is if somebody could get up on the Cybex up there and entertain me while I'm entertaining all of you".

Cool has remarked: "It's important to us that we're still looked at as a punk band.

Afterward, Mr. Erdogan, a former mayor of Istanbul, stayed cool, dismissing the remarks as "inopportune" and "emotional".

"That's cool though," McNeal remarks, " because that will inform your style and the way that you work".

Those Americans who were already turning less sympathetic to Taiwan have become even cooler since his remarks.

As I left, one of the Dark Thoughts guys, as I was buying their record, remarked, "Cool Supertouch shirt," and I beamed from my toes to my thinning hair because, at the end of the day, when it all comes down, isn't that what punk is really about?

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Taken together, the senator's remarks have cooled what had been a surprisingly good working relationship with Mr. Bush.

He was soon revered for being cool under fire, once remarking that bullets tearing through his clothes were simply "fishes nibbling". Ropes died at Gettysburg.