Sentence examples for is rather cool from inspiring English sources
His expression is rather cool, calm, and collected - it's almost as if he knows what the future holds.
In a way, that's rather cool.
JODL: When we first contacted the Russians in the Polish campaign, relations were rather cool.
Last year we ventured to suggest that Canada might be "rather cool".
In England people are rather cool, they see people and they accept them.
Weather conditions during this period were rather cool with excessive rainfall (Fig. 1; Supplementary Fig. S1; Table 2).
The response to the show among many here was rather cool, but they are more invested than most in the authenticity of "Treme": though it takes place all around the city, their neighborhood's reputation is on the line.
We put a moose in sunglasses on our cover in 2003 when we argued that Canada's combination of muscular North American capitalism and socially tolerant democracy was rather cool.
The year 1874 was chiefly notable for the development of Manet's friendship with the young Impressionist painter Claude Monet, with whom he painted on the banks of the Seine (when they had first met in 1866, the relationship was rather cool).
It was rather cool there emotionally one morning, and they said, 'if you go to the library, you will see that there's a book missing from the shelves - like a tooth that had been removed from a mouth or something.' I said, 'well yes - I've got it upstairs'.
