Sentence examples for ordinarily cool from inspiring English sources
With his approval rating down to about 50 percent, a bruising season of midterm elections ahead and Democrats reeling from the resounding note of disapproval in Massachusetts, the ordinarily cool and cerebral Mr. Obama sounded unusually defiant, even fiery, at a town hall-style question and answer session at Lorain County Community College here.
It was good to see the president, ordinarily so cool, so accommodating, exhibiting some real fire the other night.
Ordinarily, easterly trade winds would have churned the sea, helping it to cool.
Even though he ordinarily hates being kept waiting, he made light of it while cooling his heels for John McCain, and did a soft shoe for the White House press.
The Fed's job is to manage the country's money supply, and it ordinarily does so by manipulating short-term interest rates, lowering rates when it wants to give the economy a push and raising rates when the economy seems to be overheating and needs to be cooled down.
A single attempt would ordinarily cost $7,900.
A little cooler than you'd ordinarily like.
The birth of the cool is a phrase that ordinarily evokes cutting-edge American phenomena like Miles Davis, Abstract Expressionism and the Beats.
These are ordinarily calm customers, but the Bush administration has somehow blown their cool.
Perfect mango with sticky rice is cool and soothing, and even fried ice cream - ordinarily the dessert from hell - is relatively light and free of grease.
Subsequently, the stellar remnant expands and cools and produces an optical-light emission, which is ordinarily detected from supernovae days and weeks after the initial core collapse.
