Sentence examples for having steely from inspiring English sources

Simpson was described as having "steely determination and focus" but being "diplomatic, softly spoken".

Her voice has steely sides, but its center is worn and approachable, like suède.

Both have steely bark and intricate twiggy growth, making them a winter attraction.

She was blond and had steely blue eyes and high cheekbones, like an extra from the "Ring" cycle.

The American dramatic soprano Heidi Melton, making her ENO debut, had steely power but sounded first-night weary by her great farewell Liebestod.

Ms. Anderson-Lopez must have steely Jedi powers herself, and must have known of Joseph Campbell's famous line, "It is by going down into the abyss that we recover the treasures of life".

Voluptuous photographs of Victoria Falls in the new show have steely gray-blue tone that no picture has ever had before... Tells about her taking photographs of the pyramids at Luxor, not long after a tourist massacre there, and she found herself the only foreign visitor at Dashur, which had recently been opened up after having been off-limits to civilians for years.

Entertainment Weekly commented that Follow the Leader was Korn's "gimmick", while saying the album had "steely riffs" and "stomping beats".

She is a fast learner and has steelier nerves than her male opponents.

People like to think that professional athletes have steely-eyed game faces.

Mr Katumbi, the governor, says Chinese firms find it easier to finance investment in Congo because Chinese banks have steelier nerves than their Western counterparts.