Sentence examples for of the coldness from inspiring English sources

Much has been made by several of Putin's biographers of the "coldness" of his eyes.

"I'm sick of the coldness and oversimplicity and the lack of interest in a lot of design today.

The warmth of the scene arises partly, one supposes, out of the coldness of Fiona's domestic affairs.

(This reunion results in a final, poignant illumination of the "coldness" at the heart of James's writing).

He was conscious of his breath moving in and out of his body, of the heaviness of his tongue in his mouth, of the coldness of his eyeballs in their sockets.

Shy and sheepish on first encounter, droll and mischievous on further acquaintance, fundamentally sweet in his dealings with the world, he was free of the coldness that so often appears in people of great talent.

Some, for instance, may prefer the earthiness of a mud floor to the coldness of a concrete one.

Still, there's a touching sadness at the margins, an ennui to the coldness of Paisley Park.

According to a statement from Victorian police, "the drone rescue quickly turned into a scramble to get the man out due to the coldness of the water.

Stella, cold, cold, the coldness of hell.

By Cynthia Ozick Stella, cold, cold, the coldness of hell.