Sentence examples for distinctly cool from inspiring English sources

Clark is distinctly cool.

Mr. Taylor is not the moralist that Limón was, and this new piece is distinctly cool and distanced.

But the 50 or so Greenwich residents who attended one of the first informational workshops on the concept last month were distinctly cool to the idea.

The Spanish government is mildly in favour; that of France, which would have to meet more of its own costs, is distinctly cool.

Even if no further arrests are made for insulting flight attendants at 38,000 feet, England's rugby players can expect a distinctly cool welcome home.

Although both he and Mr. Chubais have connections that date from their days together in St . Petersburg Mr. Putin has been distinctly cool to his old colleague.

Hearing moths are distinctly cooler, at 30°C.In this section Milestone or millstone?

Henin-Hardenne agrees that the San Diego spat was overblown, but her tone remains distinctly cooler.

A paragraph entitled "pastoral attention to people of homosexual orientation" – itself a distinctly cooler tone than "welcoming homosexual persons" – refers to church teaching, saying there can be "not even a remote" comparison between gay unions and heterosexual marriage.

"Beautiful melodies, angular and complex jazz harmonies, sophisticated word play and a poetic lyricism defined bossa nova as distinctly modern, cool and cosmopolitan".

Although Madonna is certainly old enough to remember the Vietnam War, for most of Colette's customers it signifies mainly a source of stylistic, and distinctly American, cool.