Sentence examples for cool stance from inspiring English sources

"I was so impressed," he says of the night he became hooked on the music's spon-taneous warmth and the musicians' cool stance.

He was then allowed to smoke his pipe and amid the puffs, the policeman observed: "He adopted a very cool stance".

When challenges cross our paths we often adopt that "we real cool" stance that author bell hooks so eloquently wrote about.

Many of us somehow untangle ourselves from our cool stances of indolent detachment and walk precincts, man phone banks, know who's running for office and vote.

Trying to understand the process of movie making, and adopting a cool ironic stance towards the bullying Hollywood vulgarians, he fell in love with the crass, sharp-tongued agents and producers.

His visit coincided with potentially inflammatory allegations by Pakistan that Indian warplanes had twice crossed several miles into Pakistani airspace, but in a sign that both countries might be trying to cool their public stances, their governments seemed at pains to back down from a confrontation on the matter.

All I could think playing was "Wow, Dark Souls with stances would be so cool!" On top of stances, there's combos.

The cool, cerebral, hands-off stance of the Pictures movement, it turns out, could cover up a world of pain.

The movie's pseudo-objectivity is a willful ambiguity of a very distinct sort; its willful rejection of the inner life is a posturing stance of cool, an attitude of no attitude.

In a 2006 New York Times Op-Ed article titled "A Poverty of the Mind," the sociologist Orlando Patterson suggested that the most important liability for many African-American men isn't joblessness or poor education, but what he called the "cool pose," a masculine stance of power and invulnerability that made hanging out, doing drugs and risking going to jail a worthy career.

"It's a typical teenage stance to act cool and unenthusiastic.