Stanning, who is a captain in the Royal Artillery, spoke of her fantastic exhilaration, then coolly reported that next month she would be going back to work in Afghanistan.
At its core, Baldwin details his long and fruitless attempt to get a falsely accused friend out of prison; he looks back at the Southern experiences that he had reported on so coolly years before, and exposes the agony that he had felt.
In the first performance, on March 10, Mr. Heppner was replaced by John Mac Master, who was himself later reported to have been suffering from allergies and was coolly received by audience and critics alike.
More important is why many news outlets reported the Swift boat veterans' allegations as if they were true, or why tapes of veterans "speaking coolly and directly to the camera" found their way into TV news reports.
After pulling the trigger four times, she called the police and said coolly, "I need to report a shot man, and he's dead".
When Don Draper Jon Hammm), the suave creative director of the Sterling Cooper Advertising Agency, receives consumer data from the research director that suggests there is no way to avoid addressing Americans' concerns about the health risks of smoking, Don coolly drops the report in his wastepaper basket.
Julie Kirkbride, appointed by party leader Michael Howard as culture spokeswoman when he took over from Iain Duncan Smith, reacted coolly to a report commissioned under the previous Tory regime from the television executive David Elstein, which recommended scrapping the licence fee and replacing it with subscription.
Literary theorist Frances K. Barasch described Voltaire's matter-of-fact narrative as treating topics such as mass death "as coolly as a weather report".
President Bush himself praised the report as "very constructive," but top White House officials remained coolly noncommittal on specifics.
It's only too easy to turn a coolly erotic Gallicism into a ploddingly Anglo-Saxon medical report, or utter filth.
