Sentence examples for was coolness from inspiring English sources
noun
The state of being cool, as in chilly.
He was coolness personified as he slotted in for 2-2.
There was coolness toward Armstrong when he dominated the next two races -- the French tend to admire the man in second place in most situations over the man in first place -- and now there appears to be renewed admiration.
Yohan Cabaye was booked for dissent as Newcastle's frustration spilled over, but Remy was coolness personified as he sent Elliot the wrong way, calmly stroking the ball into the bottom-left corner.
MGM Grand is coolness incarnate.
But why is coolness so important?
For the brands the desired payoff is coolness by association.
By comparison with Hemingway's, Lewis's description of the event is coolness itself.
Her goddess is serenely acrobatic, and the fluency with which she moves through split-legged positions is coolness itself.
If each American president represents a predominant style, Obama's is "coolness" – the coolness of grace under pressure, a refusal to rise to the race-baiting tactics of political opponents.
The best time for me to write is - evening hours when there are coolness and calmness.
