Sentence examples for given a cold reception from inspiring English sources

Though foreign investors can be viewed with suspicion and given a cold reception here, they are a godsend for sites like the Crillon, vestiges of France's former glory.

Ever since he took office, President Obama has been given a cold reception by some Roman Catholic bishops in the United States who have repeatedly emphasized their church's differences with him on abortion, birth control and stem cell research.

Earlier this month, a new film about the Princess of Wales in the final years of her life was given a cold reception by UK film critics.

Critics have given a cold reception to a new film starring Naomi Watts as Diana, Princess of Wales in the final years of her life.

The developing countries were not alone in giving a cold reception to the idea of voluntary action.

He gives a cold reception to Colonel Breen (Julian Glover) who has been assigned to join Quatermass Britishh Experimental Rocket Group.

The Russian public, with few exceptions, gave his masterwork a cold reception, but its echo has reverberated through the works of later Russian artists.

Two of the people, including a prominent upstate Democratic operative, said the Cuomo aide, Joseph Percoco, had suggested the upstate officials give Ms. Kennedy a cold reception and had questioned her credentials.

Administration officials have given the Bank of America plan a cold reception.

Investors in Sony and Panasonic, both struggling to turn their own businesses around after reporting record losses, gave the newspaper reports a cold reception on Wednesday.

Frank McCourt might steal the idea for Dodger Stadium, but he'd need more than a cold reception to make it work.