coolly造句怎么写

In a year or so, Bem coolly suggests, we may have to agree with the Queen.

When boatloads of much more ordinary Asians approach the shores of Australia, on the other hand, they are received coolly.

But Mr Obama coolly reminded the audience that Mr McCain's campaign manager had long been a lobbyist for Freddie Mac.

The tactical logic was coolly efficient: the marines almost always took that same route into the area, today being an exception.

As a result, Western bankers say they are greeted more coolly than they were a year ago-not just in China, but in Japan and South Korea too.

He gathered the campers together and for some 90 hellish minutes, he coolly and methodically proceeded to shoot them and then hunt down those who fled, turning an idyllic island into an abattoir.

Scientists put it more coolly.

"Top off!" said the cat quite coolly.

I was surprised to witness how coolly the child gathered himself up.

He behaved very coolly in this dangerous situation. He remained calm in this dangerous situation.

She coolly asked the agents to let her freshen her makeup before the police filmed her transfer to jail.

In an idealized view of the fashion and art world, the gatekeepers of taste coolly evaluate the work they see according to Platonic criteria.

Anson Chan, who retired six years ago as chief of Hong Kong's civil service and enjoys huge popularity, has proposed a more gradual move to full democracy in2016, but even her ideas have been received coolly in Beijing.

He behaved very coolly in this dangerous situation.

At first the Vatican reacted coolly, but Pope Benedict XVI eventually agreed to receive some of the signatories.

And as he continued to strike and force, coolly estimating the weight of his blows and the quality of the damage wrought, he realized how hard a man Sandel was to knock out.

Heathcliff dropped his slight hand, and stood looking at him coolly till he chose to speak.

"No, Frank," Tom replied coolly.

Then your job is to let people know coolly, simply and unambiguously what the facts are, the way forwards and what's expected.