Sentence examples for decidedly cold from inspiring English sources

Last year, too, they showered Hugo with nominations but Scorsese's film, for all its marvel, was a decidedly cold fish to anyone but cinephiles and silent film buffs.

And his calls for a genuine normalization of relations between Egypt and Israel - after more than 20 years of a decidedly cold peace - had produced furious protests from many among Egypt's intellectual elite.

The debut album arrived that November and earned some good reviews, but then the trail goes decidedly cold, which is a great shame as the record itself is a delight.

It may be hot for those within the public sector children's social work and child protection services but what is portrayed and promised by Cameron in his recent speeches looks decidedly cold.

Uruguay (1930), Chile (62) and Argentina (78) can be decidedly cold at this time of year.

The autumn weather had turned decidedly cold under steely gray skies and thick cloud cover--certainly not conducive to lifting one's spirits.

And all of it while there is still a serious outstanding question of why he is not just respectful of Russia, which would be appropriate, but fanboyishly enthusiastic about the extremely capable but decidedly cold-ass Vladimir Putin.

The warming also came despite a decidedly colder U.S. winter driven by a "polar vortex," according to the agencies.

Then there is a third way, decidedly untraditional: cold noodles with hot soup on the side.

Olympia North would be in a decidedly and reliably cold location, whereas Olympia South would be located somewhere hospitable for summer sports.

However, closer analysis will show that in South Africa they faced opponents who, beyond the opening day of the series, when England caught them if not cold then decidedly lukewarm, out-batted them (to an alarming degree at The Oval), out-bowled them, out-fielded them and largely out-manoeuvred them.