Sentence examples for it felt chilly from inspiring English sources

It felt chilly and legalistic not quite Dukakis on capital punishment for wife-murderers, but perilously close.

Such linguistic precision in the face of gore rubbed me wrong in other stories -- it felt chilly and mannered, a stylistic tic -- but in this one it fits.

But he did receive a congratulatory sheet cake from the crew, with whom he then posed for pictures, prompting him to ask, "There is somebody flying the plane, right?" When he arrived at the White House, he largely ignored shouted questions from reporters, remarking only that it felt "chilly" in Washington.

If it feels chilly now, it's because the heat's turned down.

Even though the tank is said to be at body temperature, I felt chilly.

"(I am transparent)." The frequent bubbling-up of lines from "The Waste Land" recalls the surest source of Burroughs's inspiration as an artist, and the inevitable site to which he returns in the shadow of death: " 'I feel chilly and grown old.

But if staff in Moscow felt chilly, the grab did not warm them.

By October, six months after he was appointed, Saakashvili would top the polls as Ukraine's most popular politician, but on that hot July evening, the reception felt chilly.

The early morning air felt chilly and Jenna was physically spent.

The patient did well throughout the infusion; however, she felt chilly and feverish overnight.

Indeed it felt downright chilly outside for spring, with a brisk wind from the northwest.