That is, the "something" which is felt will always be felt as having some property, such as sharpness, coldness or furriness.
In horror at his coldness she struggles back and falls across the bed half-fainting.
The inhabitants, afraid of the plague, chase them with merciless coldness.
Such a view, whether the two philosophers hold it or not, shows coldness towards the terrible reality of suffering and must be rejected.
In fact there was among these gentlemen a little coldness towards the project.
Coldness of the extremities and cyanosis on lips were noted.
Truly speaking we can simply say that she died from cold, because coldness was already in her blood.
Scylla shows equal coldness for all.
