Sentence examples for would be chill from inspiring English sources

But there's a reason why that guy felt comfortable enough to wear it to a festival he knew that most people would "be chill" about it, and few would dare to call him out to his face.

If you think the British intelligence services would be chill about the union being broken up thanks to a new Scottish indyref being signed into Corbyn's coalition agreement, think again – ditto for any Labour plan to scrap Trident and step down from the world stage.

There is something sneakily effective about the piece it places the user in a familiar setting (you are living inside a movie you already saw traditionally, an eerie experience) and it also deploys a technique that would be chilling (perhaps too chilling) if applied in a horror movie.

The effect on user-generated sites like YouTube would be chilling.

If the air were quite still, only a very thin layer would be chilled by contact with the ground.

Or rather, it would be chilling, if we had the time to sit down and think about it.

The only thing that would be chilling is if Judith Miller were allowed to cover up what really happened.

Molaison recycled his jokes, which was probably just as well for his caretakers, since, if you paused to think about them, the effect would be chilling.

Wachtell did not add that by imposing this liability, the ability of proxy advisers to make recommendations would be chilled, if not killed.

But even an ultramarathoner would be chilled by the prospect of an 80-mile journey over treacherous glacial crevasses with several tons of gear.

But for homeowners like Thomas Murray, an executive for a Cincinnati company that cleans food processing plants, even a leveling off of home prices would be chilling.