Sentence examples for icy feeling from inspiring English sources

There is an icy feeling to this play that makes the Quentin Tarantino of "Pulp Fiction," by comparison, seem positively sticky with warm compassion.

Bono: The piano gave the track a sort of icy feeling, very European, and the image I came up with was one of striking workers standing outside in the snow in Poland during the time of Solidarity, when Lech Walesa was imprisoned and cut off from his family.

But if you want a more icy feeling, you can add more you want!

After eight years of generally icy feelings toward President George W. Bush, the entertainment industry is once again wrapping its arms around the nation's capital in a warm embrace.

Mayor Bloomberg attempted to ameliorate the icy feelings left on New Yorkers following the snowstorm by visiting badly damaged neighborhoods throughout the city.

The frigid feeling is not the January morn, Rather, it is the icy fingertips of longing, Reaching out to a desperate future To a time that I know will never come.

Just in front of us, a huge gash had opened in the ice, and we stood there, on the edge, staring into the icy water, feeling suddenly very vulnerable.

A deep, icy hot feeling settled in my stomach and lasted for several hours.

It is classically described as "an icy cold feeling that can progress to pain" or "an exaggerated or abnormal reaction to cold exposure of the injured part causing discomfort or the avoidance of cold" [ 22, 23].

It's good to have this well-known mystery.' With visitors looking on agog, Will theatrically describes a recent experience of 'feeling a sudden chill in the house as the lights refused to work', and of the current owner 'walking into the icy basement and feeling a hand running down her back'.

It's probably because I took Vyvanse for the talk today and I'm just feeling icy.