Sentence examples for coolness as a from inspiring English sources

KLAWANS -- And "The Matrix" doesn't establish any distance from the cool people, or from its own coolness as a movie.

Personally I don't think any of those things constitute coolness, as a cycling primary school teacher I've had to set my own standards for coolness and subsequently rate real ale drinking and sensible old school hair styled Bresnen as the coolest member of the England squad".

Sonic directly challenged Mario's "coolness" as a character by being, essentially, an adventurous Mickey Mouse with a family-friendly amount of 90s irreverence.

The panelists themselves certainly exuded an easy coolness, as well as the confidence of those who had successfully climbed the greasy pole of grant applications, book contracts and artistic residencies.

Mr. Robbins plays with coolness as well as confidence, making space for equal contributions by partners like the tenor saxophonist Sam Sadigursky and the keyboardist Eliot Cardinaux.

By doing this you will be able to constantly up your coolness as well as your confidence levels.

"I see," said the wolf, with an icy coolness as he crept closer to the rabbit.

It's a matter of indirect inspiration: "detachment and coolness," as Mr. Koglmann explained in the liner notes, has something to do with it.

Dressed in a stylish sport coat and well-tailored jeans, Mr. Mantegna's Rossi conveys confidence and coolness as he is introduced to some of the other agents, somehow making it seem as if he has never worked anywhere else.

A month later, Gen. George B. McClellan remarked of the "terrible work" at the Battle of South Mountain: "Gen. Gibbon … handled his brigade with as much precision and coolness as if upon parade, and the bravery of his troops could not be excelled".

Before my cinematic idols went on to encompass fatally flawed heroes, silver-tongued ladykillers and anti-establishment mental patients, the recipe for coolness, as demonstrated by Keanu Reeves in the summer of '94, was blindingly obvious and ostensibly achievable: chew a lot of gum, do a lot of intense squinting, and – crucially – speak as few words as possible.