Sentence examples for for cold blooded from inspiring English sources

For cold blooded animals the temperature will depend on the habitat.

It's all far too soulful, personal, and rackety-Spanish for cold-blooded commerciality.

For cold-blooded animals living in the arctic seas, temperatures may range from below 0° C to 10 15° C (below 32° F to 50 59° F).

"Colombia has decided to severely weaken human-rights protections, and risk impunity for cold-blooded killings and other military abuses," says José Miguel Vivanco of Human Rights Watch.

But it has never been the secular – left or liberal – forces in Egypt who have gone in for cold-blooded murder.

These terms, however, are imprecise; the more accurate terms, ectotherm for cold-blooded and endotherm for warm-blooded, are more useful in describing the thermal capabilities of these animals.

Kissinger is still very much alive, however, and his history is a reminder that one aspect of the American capacity for extreme ruthlessness was also a capacity for radical changes of policy, for reconciliation with states hitherto regarded as bitter enemies, and for cold-blooded abandonment of close allies and clients whose usefulness was at an end.

FOR COLD-BLOODED CHARITABLE EFFICIENCY IT'S tough to beat the Stephen & Tabitha King Foundation.

British Foreign Secretary William Hague, speaking during a trip to Australia, said there was no excuse for "cold-blooded murder".

By using words like "ghazi" (warrior) and "shaheed" (martyr) for cold-blooded killers, are we trying to tame some ancient fear or placate the jihadi within?

The death sentence had illustrated that our community would brook no tolerance for cold-blooded killers.