Sentence examples for feeling of cool from inspiring English sources

That background gives the short videos a feeling of "Cool Runnings" with a serious geopolitical edge.

I always think if you walk into a cool room, you automatically take on personally this feeling of cool.

But as you reach the top of the stairs and the feeling of cool relief is only steps away, a rickety sign stops you in your path: the pool is closed.

Symptoms range from "none/mild" to "hindering function" when pain, stiffness, and excessive feeling of cooling in the hand do not allow them to perform even simplest tasks with the injured hand, at a temperature where the other uninjured hand is painless and maintains normal function.

AIM was a domain parents didn't understand, giving it a feeling of clandestine cool — akin to getting one's first car but for the internet generation.

There's nothing like feeling a blast of cool air when you step indoors, but your AC unit actually is pulling moisture from the air to chill the room.

But for many people, the joy of feeling the cool grass underfoot may outweigh one of its consequences, bromhidrosis, known colloquially as stinky feet, which is caused by bacteria that thrive in moist places — and thus is a risk of putting wet feet back into shoes and free spirits under wraps again.

Everyone's youth must include a few special moments of feeling particularly cool and avant-garde.

She seems to be trying to evoke the grandiose, generous spirit of 19th-century pianism, with its heart-on-sleeve emotionalism and aching soulfulness, its valorization of feeling over cool precision.

There's got to be this feeling of, "Isn't that cool?" and then, come the next song, "Isn't THAT cool?" SE: It's kind of like being in a nightclub and it's one long club mix.

The actress herself later pictured Bela that way, feeling she "has some kind of cool shading and sneakiness, which fits the British accent".