Sentence examples for slightly frigid from inspiring English sources
Whatever the truth, she retains the slightly frigid demeanor that earned her the nickname "ice queen," a description she used to detest but now says she thinks is "right on".
Sometimes it's good to break out of the slightly frigid cocoon of Germanic tech-house and delve into the depths of those horrifically horny stutters of the Dance Mania crowd.
Recently, Raoul Ruiz scored a bullseye with his exquisitely observed period adaptation of Proust's Time Regained - now Chantal Akerman attempts something dissimilar with the La Prisonnière volume, updated to contemporary Paris with a strange kind of frigid languor, heavily furnished with a slightly ponderous score, using Rachmaninov, Schubert, and Mozart.
Officials predicted that the number would grow slightly on Monday night, as gusting winds made the frigid air feel even colder and thousands of households waited for power to be restored.
The U.S. dollar was slightly higher against the yen and the euro while oil fell on expectations a frigid cold spell in parts of the United States, Europe and Asia will ease in coming weeks, weakening crude demand.
The frigid cold of space locked the mineral's atoms in place, and slightly elevated pressures due to stresses inside the meteorite also helped preserve its crystalline structure.
On the touchline Capello looks frigid with tension... 3.11pm: It's very scrappy and even so far, but Slovenia are having slightly the better of it.
The temperature was frigid.
