Sentence examples for cool sense from inspiring English sources

His singing had a cool sense of relaxation and a ceaseless caressing of notes.

From the crisp forest tweeds to asymmetrical wrap dresses, to a beautifully cut tuxedo with a boxy jacket, there was a cool sense of economy and order.

The clothes gave off a cool sense of harmony as slits morphed into drapery and long sashes wound through large silver rings.

He is confidently played here by the lean, silver-haired Philip Goodwin with a dry Yankee twang and a mostly cool sense of composure that occasionally turns fierce during the play's bleaker passages.

When I learned that Eric was one of the few recipients of our e-mail campaign, I was like, Oh cool, here's a guy with a really cool sense of humor.

But he had conspicuous fairness and a cool sense of humour, he was loyal to and prized by a wide range of friends, and was unfailingly considerate to anyone in trouble.

We obtained a sequence for the cool sensing [10 25°C; 14] TRPM8 from the crocodile only.

If this were to occur selectively in cool sensing neurons involved in the suppression of cold pain, it could lead to an unmasking of cold nociceptive pathways.

He has a cooler sense of what the mayoralty is all about.

Fans on the couch, announcers in the booth, even players on the sideline — in last week's case, a perplexed Peyton Manning, arms raised in a "what are we doing?" gesture — often have a cooler sense of when to call a timeout, when to let the clock run, when to run or pass or punt.

But you can't talk about the star without mentioning his ultra-cool sense of style.