Sentence examples for he considered cold from inspiring English sources

He considered "Cold Blood" especially to be "so clearly about the Silurians and what the Silurians want".

He considers cold-air machines whose water isn't often changed a poor choice for people prone to sinus infections, because "it's like having a little pond in your room," he said.

At least half were collected before 1996, from what are now considered cold cases, she said.

"Modernism is often considered cold and stark and not necessarily domestic," Mr. Tanney said.

Blood, for example, was associated with the air and considered warm and wet, while melancholy was associated with the earth and considered cold and dry.

The tumors in (a/e) and (b/f) were qualitatively considered cold, whereas the tumors in (c/g) and (d/h) were qualitatively considered hot.

Coriander and sour plums are considered cold.

Unlike water or beer, which were considered cold and moist, consumption of wine in moderation (especially red wine) was, among other things, believed to aid digestion, generate good blood and brighten the mood.

Several genes that have been systematically found in different transcriptomic studies in response to low temperature stress are considered cold stress markers [ 11– 13].

While certainly not as pronounced (or statistically significant), the pattern of differential effects on respiratory admissions was replicated when models considered cold and warm days as indexed by the average daily temperature (instead of months).

He considered him "cold-blooded"; for him, the tapes revealed the "accumulative effect of the [lack of] Nixon's credibility"; they also displayed Nixon as the "man in charge".