Sentence examples for remarkably chilled from inspiring English sources

They seem remarkably chilled about going to the hot place - fretting over what to wear to meet the man downstairs and wondering what hell will sound like.

He has just split up, though, with his model girlfriend, Susan Eldridge, but seems remarkably chilled about his current situation, despite the often tragic events that have dogged what he calls, with Disney innocence, 'his incredible journey'.

Several recent profiles have hinted at 'prima donna' behaviour on the set of Hotel Rwanda (er, wouldn't you occasionally show strain shooting a film about genocide?), but she seems remarkably chilled and friendly - especially since another lurid story has just appeared in the Mail on Sunday about her family.

If this speculation proves accurate, it could have a remarkably chilling effect on free speech everywhere.

A writer from the Vancouver Sun listed "Beyond the Sea" as one of the best stand alone episodes of the show, saying that Brad Dourif's acting was "remarkably chilling".

To his credit, Dauphin was remarkably chill (or maybe depressingly resigned) about the incident, expressing his disappointment, but not anger, at the residents who called to report him.

A remarkably chill looking woman who wears jeans, an olive green jacket and a T-shirt, and even sports punk-rock pink/red streaks in her hair (retail price: $12.99), game developer Barbie even has real code on her computer.

Several episodes were widely praised, including "Squeeze", which has been called "profoundly creepy"; the "taut and briskly paced" Arctic-set "Ice"; and the "remarkably chilling" Scully-centered episode "Beyond the Sea".

COR15A (CBT13187, 318 folds) was also induced remarkably by chilling.

Dion Boucicault's "Octoroon" (1859) is a remarkably subtle and still chilling depiction of racial politics in Louisiana.

In "Alif the Unseen" she spins her insights into an exuberant fable that has thrills, chills and — even more remarkably — universal appeal.