coldly造句怎麼寫

Stephen, shielding the gaping wounds which the words had left in his heart, said very coldly:

It took me a while to figure out why some of my friends and acquaintances were treating me so coldly.

When we think other people aren't going to like us, we behave more coldly and they don't like us as much.

" His wife sat up in bed and looked at him coldly. "You are a booby," she said, "and I am going to have you put in the booby-hatch.

“America?” he asked, coldly.

He smiled coldly at the angel.

"Twenty sous for the chamber," resumed Thenardier, coldly, "and six sous for his supper."

I'm looking at myself like a stranger, coldly appraising, and it's not pretty.

I do agree with that, but I do that in a way that is coldly realistic, that assesses the challenges and how difficult the tasks are.

Sir Mike Jackson, a former chief of the defence staff, worried that soldiers would feel that "everything they do may two or three years later be judged coldly in a court of law."

Others regard such requests from foreign courts coldly.

There was an edge to Wu Sun-fu's voice as he said this, and his eyes glinted coldly.

Her manner was coldly dismissive.

This was his response to “Dispatches”, Michael Herr’s book on the Vietnam war: “I think when one is dealing with horrors one should write very coldly.

'I don't know why they should be, to my son, said Mr Dombey, coldly.