Sentence examples for remained cool to from inspiring English sources

And for now, households have remained cool to the market buzz.

But Warner remained cool to Mr. Lyne's version, which was lengthy and heavily focused on its love story, and he dropped out.

The Geneva meeting was called early this week by Secretary General Kofi Annan amid signs that Security Council members remained cool to the administration's proposed resolution.

At a Congressional hearing last Thursday called by Mr. Frank, federal officials remained cool to the idea of tapping into the relief fund, while still expressing concern over a credit squeeze facing many municipal borrowers.

European countries have remained cool to the idea, arguing that making countries pay back the money, even over 40 years at low interest rates, instills discipline among borrowers and lenders.

Indeed, even such moderate women in his own party as former Gov. Christie Whitman and two influential lobbyists, Hazel Gluck and Judy Shaw, who were instrumental in getting Mrs. Whitman elected in 1993, have remained cool to Mr. Schundler and have so far withheld their endorsements.

Iranian leaders often blame foreign "enemies" for plots against the country, but Khamenei's comments suggest Iran could remain cool to expanding dialogue with the West and the offer of opening talks with Washington.

Cost issues feature prominently among the reasons why consumers remain cool to DTV in Britain.

Without improved hardware options, consumers will remain cool to the code.

His trainer, Bob Baffert, who pulled the strings and kept the faith and remained cool right to the end of this all Saturday, might have best established what sort of historical perspective we ought to have for his horse.

The 21-year-old remained cool under pressure to hit a left-footed shot past Craig Samson.