The phrase 'leave cold' is not a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is not a standard phrase and therefore lacks meaning in written context.
But once again, the show seemed to leave cold the viewers who gave it a try.
But some of the characters' attitudes, in particular their obsession with dolls, play and make-believe, might similarly leave cold the older middle-grade readers, as they oscillate between innocence and exhausted cynicism, prone to mood swings and lightning quick changes of temperament.
We need to cover more than we actually can, and no matter in which direction we pull, we are bound to leave cold injustice on the other side.
A period of starvation is, based on earlier results, predicted to reduce longevity but to leave cold tolerance unaffected ([ 23, 36, 37]; see Table 1 for specific hypotheses).
The old guard leaves me cold: irritated, not inspired.
I am left cold by Mr Beckham's haircut and I am left cold by Henmania.
But the third left cold terror in my heart.
He is left cold by "new formalists – chunky, overwritten, musclebound".
And male critics may have greeted Borat with adolescent glee, but many women were left cold.
No one will have been left cold by Pistorius' brutal morality tale.
