Sentence examples for perceived as cool from inspiring English sources

He admitted that the show was perceived as cool and they had to be careful about "selling out".

If Airstreams are perceived as cool among 30-somethings, it is surely because mobile living is an idea with lingering appeal.

It's easy to say that the Lower East Side doesn't seem as cool as it used to, but then the neighborhoods perceived as cool are often the ones that are changing the most quickly.

Mr. Konitz, who is white, is perceived as cool; he first attracted notice as a disciple of the pianist Lennie Tristano, a born pedagogue who saw no contradiction in advocating for jazz both greater spontaneity and more intellectual awareness.

One of the delights of middle age is not only being able to have a stadia-shaking rocktasm in the first place but being able to enjoy it guilt-free because one no longer remotely cares about being perceived as "cool", having been there, done it and bought the Bodymap bat-wing T-shirt way back in 1983.

"If we could've paid two dollars to be perceived as cool in high school, we probably would've, too," said Fabrice Grinda, chief executive of Zingy, a company that sells ring tones on its Web site and provides e-commerce services for mobile phone carriers and others.

That won't win hearts: Google is perceived as cooler than Verizon.

The group we belong to influences what we perceive as cool or nerdy, de rigueur or verboten.

Girls are attracted to guys they perceive as cool.

Schools perceived as stronger blocked the way.

We're not a cool channel as E4 is perhaps perceived as a cool channel; having ITV at the beginning of our name means that isn't something we ever aspire to".