Sentence examples for kind of frigid from inspiring English sources
The psychological impact of all this cold-weather hysteria was so great that, as I left Home Depot, I was braced for a kind of frigid apocalypse.
Recently, Raoul Ruiz scored a bullseye with his exquisitely observed period adaptation of Proust's Time Regained - now Chantal Akerman attempts something dissimilar with the La Prisonnière volume, updated to contemporary Paris with a strange kind of frigid languor, heavily furnished with a slightly ponderous score, using Rachmaninov, Schubert, and Mozart.
"My little bundle may never feel this kind of frigid for 30 years.
"If you're white as snow but looking kind of frigid, our screeners will warm you where it counts".
He said God talked to him there, sometimes through a portable radio, yet he considered his cave a kind of hell: overheated in the summer, frigid in the winter, a sunless place hard on the body but worse on the soul.
TO me, crunchy fried food is hearty fare, the kind of thing I crave by the bucket in the frigid cold.
Fortunately, the paper also offers a solution to the thorny problem of frigid Modern Woman.
At the start, though, the mood is cool to the point of frigid.
James's great friend Edith Wharton was a specialist of frigid damnations.
The prospect of frigid late-season games does not worry the Twins.
The racing card at Aqueduct was canceled yesterday because of frigid weather conditions.
