Soccer is indeed more scientific now, more coolly professional, more dismissive of the intangible.
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Sanofi's iGlarLixi was received more coolly by the panel than Novo Nordisk's combination, iDegLira.
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But later works were received more coolly as tastes shifted away from paint on canvas.
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Less speech, more coolly expressed, is what we all need right now—a little less goddamn talk altogether.
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Younger Americans, aged 18 to 29, rated Muslims and atheists more warmly, and Jews far more coolly, than Americans 50 and older.
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Some were even hopeful that Ms. Farley's background as a city-dwelling, female, outsider candidate could help her make gains outside of traditional Republican strongholds, even if her ties to the president might be received more coolly downstate.
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While advocating assassination is the exception among the "resisters," let's allow that failure to acknowledge many of the president's charges about the undeniable efforts of so many to obstruct his administration or cast it in the worst light possible is less obtuseness and more coolly calculated partisanship.
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Now, there are some would say that that's what America needs, a person who will provoke, argue, and push ahead, and in some areas perhaps that's true, but I think in a complex world that's dangerous and filled with peril, we might want someone who thinks a little more coolly.
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In 1994 the band decided to stop working together and de Meyer started to focus on side projects. The most prominent of these was Cyber-Tec Project - later known as C-Tec. C-Tec produced two albums before fizzling out towards the end of the '1990s, whilst his other project Cobalt 60 was more coolly received. De Meyer rejoined Front 242 in 1997.
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Benjamin Butler was detested, he was astute enough to build a base of political support among the poorer classes and create an extensive intelligence and counterespionage capability, nullifying the threat of insurrection. The Confederacy's loss of its greatest port had significant diplomatic consequences. Confederate agents abroad were generally received more coolly, if at all, after news of the city's capture reached London and Paris.
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The Twelfth Symphony was well received in the Soviet Union, though more coolly than its predecessor. The Eleventh was received fairly warmly in the West due in part to its assumed allusion to the Hungarian uprising of 1956, but the Twelfth's apparently pro-Communist subject matter led to a poor reception there.Maes, 359-360. The first UK performance took place at the Edinburgh Festival on 4 September 1962 with the composer present.
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Farragut settled into a siege but was forced to withdraw when falling levels of the river threatened to strand his deep-water ships. Vicksburg would not fall until another year had passed. The fall of New Orleans as a consequence of the battle may also have swayed European powers, primarily Great Britain and France, not to recognize the Confederacy diplomatically. Confederate agents abroad noted that they were generally received more coolly, if at all, after word of loss of the city reached London and Paris.
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When Severide returns from a long furlough after Shay's death and first sees her going out to Ambulance 61, he does a double take, noticing the resemblance between her and Shay. While he was going through his grief process over losing Shay, he would try to hang out with her while deeply intoxicated, yet when he was sober and on the job he treated her more coolly, a behavior that visibly threw her. After the two get closer while working together to help a single mom and her kid, Severide invites her to go to Vegas with him. She says she would love to, but doesn't know if that's a great idea so he leaves without her.
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