Sentence examples for viewed cold from inspiring English sources

Its cinematic chutzpah carries you along; viewed cold, it would be easy to spot plotholes.

Your first impression, viewed cold, is that this is an exhibition about shopping, or the ascendancy of the commercial in the contemporary art world these days.

The man once hailed by Mr Chirac as "the best among us" has often been viewed as cold, maladroit, aloof.

But they also illustrate the ways city planners have tried to revitalize what had been viewed as cold, hostile settings.

And it can also be viewed as cold, business-like, and robotic.

Almost all families believed that food viewed as "cold" within TCM should be avoided during this period.

In Iraq and in the United States, the killings were viewed as cold-blooded vengeance.

The book does not mention Osama bin Laden or Al Qaeda, and The New Republic wrote recently that it "was almost entirely focused on the threat of global crime, not terrorism" and viewed "post-cold war security more as a matter for law enforcement than the military".

On Wednesday, facing lively crowds, Mr. Bush was crisp and energetic, and he reveled in a Texas drawl that was much more pronounced than it had ever been in Delaware or New Hampshire, states that he clearly viewed as colder than South Carolina, in more ways than one.

Red meats were viewed as cold-type, heavy, and hard, not suitable for young children, but right for toddlers.

But he draws a key difference between actions taken in the heat of battle and those that can be viewed as cold-blooded murder.