Sentence examples for has often been cold from inspiring English sources
The weather has often been cold and windy.
Over the past two million years, even as the temperature of the earth has swung wildly, it has always remained within certain limits: the planet has often been colder than today, but rarely warmer, and then only slightly.
Canadians have often been cold, but not, Pierre Trudeau aside, cool.
The man once hailed by Mr Chirac as "the best among us" has often been viewed as cold, maladroit, aloof.
Modernism has often been criticised for producing cold buildings that lack human scale.
While Israeli-Egyptian peace has often been described as a cold peace, it could perhaps be more accurately framed as a pyramid peace -- in which only the very tips of the respective societies met and forged narrow common interests.
Cardiopulmonary bypass has often been applied to revive victims of cold water drowning.
A. O. Scott says that the film has often been interpreted as an allegory for the Cold War (with the pod people representing the threat of Communism).
The new world order that has often been proclaimed since the end of the cold war but has yet to materialize can begin to take shape if President Bush musters the statesmanship to work in harness with leaders in Moscow, Beijing, Seoul, Tokyo, Riyadh, Paris, London and other capitals.
