Sentence examples for not cozy from inspiring English sources

"Agatha Christie was not cozy.

Helen DeWitt's third novel, "Lightning Rods" (New Directions; $24.95), is not cozy.

But spare is not cozy, and that earlier trend, according to Mr. Stark, is over.

Plants that expect chilly winters should be allowed to go dormant, then kept cold, not cozy.

There should be "turnover at the top," he writes, and most of them should have made their fortunes from "productive economic sectors, not cozy relationships with politicians".

Some of Mr. Romney's advisers, though, see it as a virtue that he did not cozy up to lawmakers pursuing parochial concerns at odds with his priorities or become captive to the rhythms and rituals of the legislature.

(For conspiracy theorists: No, I'm not cozying up to The Atlantic. I've written criticisms of their stories in the past, which I'm sure doesn't ingratiate me to their editorial staff).

And she isn't cozy.

But still he isn't cozy.

The museum owns every print here, yet the work doesn't cozy up to the Met.

And proposed free-trade agreements among China, South Korea and Japan give a clear message — if Taiwan won't cozy up, others will.