Sentence examples for it feels cold from inspiring English sources

For all its wild transgressiveness, it feels cold, and even – paradoxical though this may sound – slightly formulaic.

It feels cold and generic.

It's so busy cramming references for effect that it feels cold and overly planned (Mitchell).

"If you go to Borders, it feels cold and isolating and not only because the layout looks like an airport toilet," Mr. Kramer said.

It feels cold and quiet against my butt, yet I know it's ticking away, a countdown to my death and my corpse on the road.

It feels cold and expeditious here, a performance in itself, the kind of falsely modest apportioning of credit that is worthy only of a candidate.

It feels colder inside than out.

It was nearing 90 degrees in Augusta on Monday and now, four days later, temps are in the low 50s but it feels colder because of a raw wind.

Alternatively take a warm shower first, then gradually change the temperature down until it feels colder.

It feels colder if you don't cover your head because the head and facial area is more sensitive to temperature changes than the rest of the body.

If the new water is not near this temperature, or if it feels colder or warmer than the water in the fishbowl, leave it in a warm room until it reaches a safe temperature.