Sentence examples for sort of cold from inspiring English sources

"It was very sort of cold.

Because of my science background, a lot of my writing is sort of cold emotionally.

Constructing a sun screen similar to that suggested for evergreens may help reduce this sort of cold temperature injury.

I always thought the sort of cold depiction of him in the film must be wrong; just a gut feeling.

If Lendl sounds clinical rather than romantic about the job, it is the sort of cold professionalism Murray responds to.

"If you took away that week in mid-January where it really was sort of cold, it would be the year without a winter".

That statement conjured up thoughts of the sort of cold-war satellite system that America used to identify and count Russian missiles.

Paintings like Salle's — the unabashed products of, if not vandalism, a sort of cold-eyed consumerism — are entirely free of any "anxiety of influence".

I am even more delighted to tell you that it is not of the usual sort of cold-weather advice to be found in fashion magazines.

And I honour him for being emotional about it, and not just having a sort of cold-blooded judicial approach to it.

This sort of cold-eyed assessment has Republicans already expressing concern that more of their colleagues may retire rather than run again in 2020 — and that recruiting top-flight candidates could prove even more challenging going into the next campaign.