Sentence examples for quintessentially cool from inspiring English sources

Instead, designers have delivered a quintessentially cool knitwear renaissance.

Schooled in piano by his musically gifted mother, he became a jazzman -- outwardly square but quintessentially cool -- whose genius at marrying spontaneity and unorthodox rhythms with classical forms became an enduring legacy.

Schooled in piano by his musically gifted mother, he became a jazz man — outwardly square but quintessentially cool — whose genius at marrying spontaneity and unorthodox rhythms with classical forms became an enduring legacy.

In what was easily their strongest collection to date, they upped the ante on the territory they have long laid claim to--those quintessentially cool separates--but layering on the accessories and emitting plenty of attitude.

The acrid atmosphere of that hideously un-cool, quintessentially contemporary moment in political culture perfumes Election, a devastatingly clever and funny black comedy from the young American director Alexander Payne.

For Gary Crosby, the adulation "blurred the boundaries between 'God and dad, because everybody revered both of them.' "He was "quintessentially American," says Giddins, "cool and upbeat, never pompous, belligerent, or saccharine, never smug or superior.

And even though time has not been kind to their array of tomboy mops, matted thatches and cock-rock mullets, they were seriously cool in a languorous, quintessentially Scandinavian way.

Even if your mother doesn't bake, never taught you and Mrs. Smith has been your goddess to this point, that image of a hot pie cooling on a windowsill is quintessentially American.

Quintessentially British celebrities appear: Tilda Swinton wears flying goggles against a cool white background; Alexander McQueen's only props are two cigarettes, one in his mouth and the other in the mouth of a skull on which he leans; Helena Bonham Carter is dressed as the Queen, sipping a can of coke.

It's backed by the cactus desert landscapes of spaghetti westerns and, in summer, is swelled by the cool and bohemian from across Europe, yet this remains a quintessentially Spanish seaside destination.

Here, I'd like to explore how Muslims helped make the West "cool," shaped our modern tastes and sensibilities and gave us many things we regard as quintessentially Western, such as the café.