Sentence examples for long coolness from inspiring English sources

He engineered the successful result of the 1975 referendum which was supposed to settle for good Britain's place in the European community; it was he who, by inviting West Germany's Social Democrat chancellor, Helmut Schmidt, to address a Labour party special conference on the issue swung Labour out of its long coolness on Europe to positive support.

Even still, whites have a long history of appropriating coolness, not caring to know its pathogenic origins, particularly in music.

Mr. Smith said Google probably retained the beta label for so long because it had a coolness factor that appealed to the digerati.

But in a fall like this one -- dry after a long wet, warm after unusual coolness -- personifying nature seems only like a means of meeting nature halfway.

There was a touch of Classical, perhaps Mozartean, coolness to the long and trancelike "Song of Thanks". It captured the intensities yet turned down the white heat to which other performers like to abandon themselves.

Some vendors want to make sure that their products or services are really market tested, so they wait too long and move past the coolness factor; either the trends are well known in the market or they're bigger than the maximum inclusion criteria and they've lost the window.

Scientists have long known that sperm production requires coolness.

An outdoor deck faces the nature reserve, and a long ornamental pool provides a soothing coolness in Sydney's hot summer.

Long will this correspondent remember the coolness with which one teenage marine flicked away his cigarette and then the safety-catch on his rifle, as a sniper's bullet zipped overhead.

But the president couldn't hide his coolness towards HBCUs for long.

Coolness is, well, cool these days.