Sentence examples for received a cool from inspiring English sources

However, some of the proposals received a cool, sometimes hostile, reception in Washington.

So far, that request has received a cool reception in Congress.

The Senate proposal also received a cool response from groups that have supported mandating insurance coverage for infertility treatments.

He initially sought to meet with President Obama at the White House during his visit this week, but he received a cool reception, aides to both presidents said.

In 1906 he made his American debut with the Philadelphia Orchestra at Carnegie Hall but received a cool reception because of his youth.

Shinzo Abe, Japan's prime minister, recently launched his "third arrow" of reforms, which received a cool response for doing little to restructure the economy.

In the areas where Thatcher is still held responsible by many for wrecking mining communities and mass unemployment, it has received a cooler reception.

The notion received a cooler response in the late 1970's, when Mrs. Fabricant, a researcher at Cornell University, began making a case for it along with a few other scientists.

Half of the film's entire audience came from the south or London, while in the north of England, where Thatcher is still held responsible by many for wrecking mining communities, it has received a cooler reception, with Yorkshire, the Tyne Tees and the Borders regions combined representing less than 8 per cent of its audience share.

Likely major nomination: Actress (Rampling) Black Mass After debuting to good word of mouth in Venice, Scott Cooper's gangster epic Black Mass played in Telluride to solid notices, but received a cooler reception in Toronto, a week before it opened in theaters.

As for Rodman, he is likely – as he predicted – to receive a cool welcome on his return to the US.