According to Rebmann's log, the guide 'did not know what it was, but supposed it was coldness'.
I also like the look of Jim Rose's cabinet, but the material — found painted or rusted steel — gives it a coldness, a heaviness and possibly a noisiness.
When I first moved to London I found it quite hard to make friends because British people are so much more reserved than Aussies and I took it as coldness, so I liked that she was so open.
It's the coldness of it that you can't reconcile with being a human.
The liberation of it, and also the coldness of it - I'm not wearing a bandana or a beanie.
All are transparent attempts to boost followings, and if it was the coldness of companies that used to alienate people, in 2014 it's their creepy attempts to be your best friend.
The company says its ultimate goal is to add disruption to the education market, but it also wants to offer an alternative to what it calls the "coldness and insularity of webinars" and the lack of interactivity associated with pre-recorded video courses".
It betrays a coldness — a disinterest in the facade and the pleasantries that accompany it, a disinterest in playing the game, and an outright rejection of integrity. .
"Maybe if you had a young family, it would be an issue," says the woman, but for her it's the coldness of the water rather than missing the target for any EU criteria that puts her off.
Critics praised guest star Kathy Searle, who appeared as Irina Tomislava, who dismembered the victim, however did not murder him, calling it "impressive" and that it had a sense of "eerie coldness", naming it "disturbing".
