Sentence examples similar to sensibility frozen from inspiring English sources

Go frozen.

Frozen corn?

Freeze until fully frozen.

Steinmetz's line of work requires physical fortitude as much as it does an aesthetic sensibility — a great aerial photographer is, among other things, someone whose hands don't freeze at two thousand feet.

When he criticizes the Giuliani administration's new zoning proposals as a conservative effort that would seek to freeze the city's skyline in an "Art Deco contour," and, he argues, freeze out edgy new architecture that might challenge the street wall, he is partly assailing the sensibility enshrined in the AIA Guide.

I froze.

Neutr., to freeze, freeze up.

People froze.

Barack froze.

Oddly enough, it's a role that seems to suit him, a lifestyle that chimes with his peculiarly deadpan, freeze-dried sensibility.

Native sensibility.