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107 examples of Coolly in a sentence

Most hypocrite, he praises HR for distributing love among people of the world, as if they were sweets , and on his back, coolly gives a lecture to his daughter on these show business men.
The only time he breaks character is when it is necessary for him to complete his part in which he does so coolly, that you cannot help, but appreciate his talents.
Owes an awful lot to Sergei Eisenstein's editing technique, but never as coolly detached or 'scientific' as Eisenstein could frequently get.
The bombing day itself is shown in piecemeal flashbacks that are coolly horrifying.
Everyone likes the coolly created, memorable heist movie.
BEGIN SPOILER: Fitfully funny and memorable for Mr. Chong's literal roach-smoking scene: Chong coolly mashes a stray kitchen cockroach into his pipe's bowl, lights up, coughs and hacks violently for a seeming eternity,then with perfect aplomb and not skipping a beat, re-loads the bowl properly, re-lights, re-tokes.
Gracie nearly steals the whole show as George's bubbly secretary who is at once airheaded, conniving & coolly self-confident.
Playing a high strung, distracted artistic type (a far cry from his more familiar roles as either menacing villains or the coolly logical Sherlock Holmes), Rathbone's character looks like he couldn't find his way out of bed without help.
it moved slowly, thoughtfully, coolly.
The Janis Joplin type performance is stunning - her heart and soul is in her voice which pulsates and vibrates into your very being and sends shock waves of electricity tingling coolly down the back of your spine touching your very soul.
J.G. Ballard's perverse, and often coolly humorous, prose works are not really suited to the screen.
On the honeymoon, Powell suggests a divorce, while Harding coolly recommends they wait six months so as not to seem too obvious.
The Faber's peaceful existence gets jeopardized when a vicious horde of scummy, black leather-clad cannibalistic bikers led by the highly intimidating and intelligent Bigman (coolly underplayed by big, brawny, hirsute George Eastman lookalike Ian Steadman) stop by and lay siege to their house.
Ideally, participants in a conflict think coolly and rationally about their long-term interests, and act accordingly; unfortunately, they rarely do.
The post-2008 slump merely exposed the unsoundness of the preceding boom; the mediocrity of the recovery reflects the mediocrity of previous prospects, coolly considered.
Could Kennedy have acted even more coolly?
Even Defense Minister Ehud Barak, usually a coolly rational thinker, chose Yad Mordechai, a Kibbutz named after Mordechai Anilewitz, the leader of the Warsaw Ghetto uprising, to alert world opinion against “Holocaust deniers, first and foremost the Iranian president, who calls for the destruction of the Jewish people.”
The world must now hope that Trump can begin to act as coolly in assessing Kim as JFK was dealing with Khrushchev.
The Fed vs. the FinanciersIn his August 31 address to the world’s most influential annual monetary policy conference in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, United States Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke coolly explained why the Fed is determined to resist pressure to stabilize swooning equity and housing prices.
She is deliberately, coolly signaling that secretaries are just as good and important as policy makers, if not more so.
Putin could earn the gratitude of future Russians by coolly re-examining the powers of his office.
Why could not things be done coolly?
During this time Chaval affected to be coolly attending to his little household.
Conseil had coolly reasoned out this hypothesis and laid his plans accordingly.
As for me, whom fate had just brought aboard his vessel, whose life he had held in the balance: he had received me coolly but hospitably.
"Yes," the captain replied coolly, "the Antarctic pole, that unknown spot crossed by every meridian on the globe.
"Sir," I said coolly, "I need to speak with you on a matter that simply can't wait."
"That's my feeling," Ned Land replied coolly.
"I take it, you have little reason to apprehend much from the Yankees, in that way," interrupted the guest at the table, coolly helping himself to another glass, from the bottle he had admired.
"I think," said the peddler coolly, again offering the silk, "it's quite ingenious to get a log between one and a gun, instead of getting between a gun and a log."
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