Sentence examples for supposed coolness from inspiring English sources

Obama has also made light of his supposed coolness toward Republican leaders.

My reservations about Mr. Pollini have never been about the supposed emotional coolness of his playing.

In fact, you're supposed to identify with the coolness, whereas "Blowup" was actually a critique of coolness.

Clinton's supposed negatives on race, her personal coolness, sense of Clinton presidential nomination entitlement, and alleged sleazy campaign tactics were turn offs too many Democrats.

But once reinstalled by the British invasion, he showed a coolness and courage that shamed his supposed protectors.

He engineered the successful result of the 1975 referendum which was supposed to settle for good Britain's place in the European community; it was he who, by inviting West Germany's Social Democrat chancellor, Helmut Schmidt, to address a Labour party special conference on the issue swung Labour out of its long coolness on Europe to positive support.

What E. A. Hanks didn't realize what no one at the Rally today celebrating their coolness realizes– is that this isn't about cheerleading for the sentimental favorite and getting rewarded for it by some kind of Liberal Hollywood God she's supposed to fight a long dreary battle that goes on and on, long after the credits roll.

I suppose it was an attempt to convey the coolness and underground, club vibe of the game.

I suppose what happened is that I spent my whole life wanting to be cool, but eventually came to recognise the mechanism of how coolness works.

— I suppose.

— Suppose so.