Sentence examples for coolly stated from inspiring English sources

Once again, the difference in policy views is clear, and can be coolly stated: those who insist on the right to concealed weapons, to the open carrying of firearms, to the availability of military weapons to the essentially unlimited dissemination of guns guarantee that the murders will continue.

Trust me!" He barely flinched and coolly stated, "Yeah, you should probably do something about that".

She did not shy away from the conflict, but rather met Pawlenty's criticisms with coolly stated facts.

When his decisions "gave dissatisfaction," the article stated, "he coolly placed one foot upon it, and the hubbub immediately ceased".

She demanded restitution and stated haughtily that she had reared him like one of her own children; he replied coolly that she surely did not intend her children to be sold.

But the sparse, coolly synthetic production -- some songs barely state the beat -- places Ms. Larrieux's supple, girlish voice in an inner domain that's all her own, where her prismatically multiplied voice offers counsel and comfort.

It may be coolly said, this state of things must cure itself in time, if it were only by a course of ruin; but, be it remembered, the population still goes on increasing, ingenuity and invention are still at the highest pressure of necessity, and as one class of competitors are destroyed, another class are immediately in their place.

The scene I associate most with Snape is when he coolly greets Harry on his first day of Potions class by stating, in his signature stern tone, "Ah, yes.

He praised Snoop Dogg's performance, stating "[Snoop Dogg's] flow was laconic and relaxed, massively confident and capable of rapid-fire tongue-twisters, but coolly laid-back and almost effortless at the same time".

The fear must now be that that system of mutual restraint breaks down if one reckless regime demonstrates that the international community has no response to a state that coolly defies all conventions.

The state employment bureau coolly offered him a position with the coal mines, saying that he ought to be grateful that he had regained his status as a member of the community.