Sentence examples for takes a cool from inspiring English sources

IT takes a cool head and a keen fashion compass to navigate the winter sales.

It takes a cool head, impeccable balance, and plenty of self-confidence to walk unaided across Niagara Falls on a tightrope.

And in another welcome visit Renée Green's 1992-93 Import/Export"Import/Export Funk Office" takes a cool look at 1960s African-American culture as viewed (distortedly) through European, and specifically German, eyes.

Anyone who takes a cool look at the last three decades of politics will think it bizarre that anyone could interpret what's happened as the triumph of an all-powerful left.

From its opening evocation of a tornado surging with unrequited desire to the closing 30-minute symphony of animals snuffling by a pond, this fifth album by Neko Case takes a cool look at modern relationships and ancient nature, and finds them equally mysterious and destructive.

However, the Democrats shouldn't act rashly: they are still the governing party, and governing takes a cool head.

Mr. White's fascination with bodies, gruesome or erotic, takes a cooler turn in this show than before, almost verging on subtlety.

The waterjet also takes a cooling action.

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"Just want to take a cool picture of me with an Uzi/And post it on my Facebook profile page".

We're kind of taking a cool new look at it, but with a lot of tradition in the first film.