Sentence examples for seemingly cold from inspiring English sources
Heath was tight-lipped, introverted, seemingly cold.
As (almost) any foreigner discovers sooner or later, Russians, although seemingly cold and rude, can turn out to be the most warm and welcoming people on earth.
Gruesome details, abstruse discoveries, and personal secrets are examined with a seemingly cold and impartial eye in the light of the promise that, if seen rightly, they can yield up a picture of the truth.
Another of the challenges of directing, Harper confessed, had been making sure Norton played against his natural amiable demeanour, and kept up the repressed, seemingly cold and bored ennui of a grand aristocrat.
Hempel's plain, unexplicit language somehow conveys the madness of desire; and so, it is in just such a story — apparently harsh, seemingly cold — that Hempel's genius, and a kind of redemption, can really be found.
The ardor emanating from the orchestra may hint at a subtext to Fricka's seemingly cold, clipped message: perhaps she is aware of the fate that awaits the gods, and perhaps she senses that Brünnhilde has a crucial role to play in it.
At any given part of Stevenson's Treasure Island, Silver swings from loveable rascal to a seemingly cold-hearted villain.
Some days, walking the streets of Washington, a seemingly colder place where people don't always exchange greetings, I feel nostalgic for the days of black privilege that George Clinton crooned about.
But if you have room in your holiday budget, the Dyson Hot is a solid gift for someone that's seemingly cold-blooded.
As most of us were gearing up for a relatively quiet holiday season, Apple and Nokia were getting ready to go to battle, reigniting a war that had seemingly gone cold in 2011 with a reported $720 million settlement for the use of a number of patents.
Written by British-American novelist Anna Winger and her TV producer husband Jörg, D83 captures Germany on an historical precipice caught between the US and Russia in the middle of the seemingly interminable Cold War, at the brink of the fall of the Wall.
