Sentence examples for generally chilly from inspiring English sources

Then, after generally chilly reviews, attendance had plummeted.

Educated Germans are familiar with the works of the brothers; their disagreement over World War I, which Heinrich opposed; and their generally chilly relationship.

Although a modicum of time is spent exploring the generally chilly evolution of Dalgliesh's character and his first stirrings of emotion toward a woman he meets here, not even that is allowed to slow down the business at hand.

It is also because, as public artworks, "The Gates" and "Floating Island" are like a split personality: "The Gates" invited public interaction and was, in effect, completed by it; the island, reflecting Smithson's intellectual and generally chilly aesthetic, floats off at a distance, inaccessible, inhabited by no one.

The temperature is mostly chilly.

Mexicans generally eat chillies several times per day, while Americans only eat chillies a few times a week.

Canberra experiences warm, generally dry summers, and chilly winters with heavy fog and frequent frosts.

Time to harvest will vary between species of chillies, but you can generally tell when they're ready by their size.

Most work at temperatures below minus-420 degrees Fahrenheit, and by the 1970s, physicists had generally concluded that that was just a chilly limit of how nature works.

The concession has mild winters from May to September with occasional chilly evenings, however summers are generally very warm.

However, there was a scattering of chilly nights through the month due to the generally clear night skies.