Příklady coldness

• 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.

• People employed in distribution are affected not just by the darkness but by the coldness as well.

• If a pensioner suffers from great coldness, the local social security office will provide a chit for him to get coal.

• We have at present a sort of rent-a-freeze, or dial-a-freeze arrangement, depending on the degree of heat or coldness with which it is applied.

• It is based on a crude average of once in five years' coldness.

• We must have a system that allows them to provide the warmth and the coldness, etc., and still make a profit.

• People do not like the coldness of a letter and the official reply.

• Often, coldness is a feature of disability, and a very important one.