cold-eyed

He has seen his share of the capital's cold-eyed side.

Who could tell what this cold-eyed young man would decide?

But the first cold-eyed analysis of this approach is not encouraging.

A nice number, but not one that is likely to halt cold-eyed economic decisions.

No need to look at me twice, you cold-eyed witch.

But Shields is cold-eyed when it comes to mortality itself.

His work is the opposite of cold-eyed, but I was glad to have found it there.

He was a lean, cold-eyed man who looked to be about the same age as Lucas.

The only question was whether this cold-eyed barbarian would let me rest the 60 minutes I needed.

Normal people never know, with that essential cold-eyed certainty, what needs to be done.

Still, it does emphasise that Washington is taking a more cold-eyed approach to the endeavour.

The cold-eyed stares that the two gave each other were quite too much for Gail.

The plump one looks cold-eyed, to me, but the other appears warm enough.

Like the woman who had killed Moss, the tall, cold-eyed beauty in green.

The door opened and a tall narrow cold-eyed bird in dark clothes looked out at me.

He didn't regard the cold-eyed professor as a friend, even though Marsha might.

The messenger looks from the cold-eyed woman to the troopers behind her.

He didn't need to get to Chicago early to work on the cold-eyed look that belies the soft voice.

"They are men with the cold-eyed certainty of the fanatic."

Gabriel devoted himself to cold-eyed analysis of his opponent's style.

Johnson, that cold-eyed Scandinavian son of a was on the phone this morning about these two films.

It’s a cold-eyed way to approach sport, a business way.

Mr. Simon's decision was based on cold-eyed political and financial calculations.

After a few minutes a tall, lank and very cold-eyed man approached.