Sentence examples for for cold blood from inspiring English sources

Someone with a warm heart for cold blood stepped forward.

She is the author of Life on Ice: A History of New Uses for Cold Blood (Chicago 2017), the first history of the low-temperature biobank and and co-editor, with Emma Kowal of Cyropolitics: Frozen Life in a Melting World (MIT 2017), which considers the technics and ethics of freezing across the life and environmental sciences.

I couldn't help thinking of him, and of what becomes of the blood and tissue samples that many of us donate to science — knowingly or not — while reading "Life on Ice: A History of New Uses for Cold Blood," by Joanna Radin.

Joanna Radin's Life on Ice: A History of New Uses for Cold Blood unpacks that complex history, reframing the biobank experiments as building blocks for today's biomedicine, and locating them in their unique technical and social milieu, while offering up an endlessly fascinating digestion of a biological timeline set toward immortality.

Smith, Gillan, and Darvill had previously filmed in the Temple of Peace for "Cold Blood" of the previous series.

Scenes for "Cold Blood" were also filmed at the Plantasia botanical garden in Swansea on 13 November 2009 as well as in Cardiff's Temple of Peace and other locations and unusual sets for the Silurian city.

A 1970 letter to Truman Capote, prompted by his distaste for "In Cold Blood" and for the fact that Capote did nothing to save his subjects from capital punishment, reads very much like a hex: "You have betrayed and sold out the talent that was granted you by this department.

Would Truman Capote have gone to prison for "In Cold Blood"?

As a great literary self-promoter, he also claimed a special originality for In Cold Blood.

Genre purists may not like it, but a slumming interloper from "real literature", Truman Capote, was responsible for In Cold Blood, the most famous true-crime book ever published.

For In Cold Blood, he spoke to Capote and suggested an austere jacket design that featured, above the title, a long hatpin with a red bulb at one end, like a swollen drop of blood.