How To Use cold fish In A Sentence
- Their attempt to soften the electorate's impression of her as a scientific cold fish is one of the few amusing spectacles in a grim political landscape.
- He is too much of a cold fish to capture our hearts and often seems more sullen than smouldering.
- She has a tendency to use quite clinical language - which masks deep emotions, but can make her look a bit of a cold fish on the page.
- And since Kail had many women chasing after him, why would he waste his time on a cold fish?
- This time he's playing a much more sympathetic character, but he's still a cold fish.
- Mack, for such a cold fish, is enthralling, partly because of the shimmer of uncertainty about what is true and what is not.
- These are the cold fish of the commercial world. Times, Sunday Times
- Our neighbor doesn't show much emotion. He's a bit of a cold fish.
- Wayne fought to find the words he would need to say to try and strike up a conversation with the normally cold fish of a boy he had for a friend whom he had only known for just over a day.
- It has also been argued that Robert is just a cold fish and/or that his friends' marital squabbles have scared him off.
