Sentence examples for generally cool to from inspiring English sources

Though it became one of Porter's longest-running hits, topped only by "Kiss Me Kate," critics were generally cool to this story of dirty dancing in Montmartre when it opened.

Critics were generally cool to the movie, and audiences gave it a B-minus CinemaScore.

"It's a community where people are generally cool to each other.

Some were just generally cool to Kong and his goofy family.

It's good to be part of a community like that where people are generally cool to each other.

Disney will still look to foreign territories to help cushion the blow on "Lone Ranger," though global audiences are generally cool to the genre, noted Dergarabedian.

Some people might say starting a new Web venture in the current market is crazy -- and that opening a Web site devoted to original content is even more foolhardy, given Wall Street's generally cool reception to such ventures.

Weather goes from generally cool days (spring) to hot days (summer) to cool again (fall) and then to cold (winter) and back to cool.

Response from spokespeople for the creditor institutions and countries was varied but generally cool, though doors to negotiations appeared to be open.

Senate Republicans generally are cool to the House proposal and are likely to pursue their own path.

During the summers, the average high temperature throughout the state is often close to 90 °F (32 °C), although it generally cools down to near 60 °F (15 °C) at night.