Politically things were cooling off in America, but in Siegel's film the malady lingers on.
"Wife" was so... un-cool and politically incorrect to use outdated heterosexual terminology for my "significant other".
"Resource recovery was a very cool thing, very politically correct," says J.T. Atkins, bond workout specialist at Oppenheimer & Co.
Alluding to Bob Dylan's anthem, Binelli portrays the pope as "Cool Pope Francis," a politically-savvy leader, PR expert, and friend of the crowded masses.
Altogether, 8 accepted and 7 politely declined the invitation because they were not COOL experts or because they could not participate in the study since COOL is a politically sensitive issue in the international trade scene.
A chairman must be respected by financial markets, able to keep a cool head in crises, and be politically independent, while well attuned to political opinion.
If "Mental Engineering" is such a brilliant idea -- "Politically Incorrect" meets Super Bowl morning-after water cooler chat -- then why haven't you seen it?
Politically and emotionally, the movie's thermostat remains at medium cool.
The stadium legs had their detractors, as NME called the shows a "two-hour post-modernist pot noodle advert made by politically naive, culturally unaware squares with the help of some cool, arty people".
As with the Nike masks, or the Triple Candie project, "Cooler" treads a line between humor and the politically incorrect.
