frostiness

Worse, a certain frostiness had entered their relationship of late.

From the beginning the media wrote about a frostiness between the presenters.

To see milky frostiness better, put a dark paper behind the bubble as you look through it.

But he had detected some bit of frostiness there.

A certain frostiness in the atmosphere seemed to penetrate Madeleine's consciousness.

The girl turned her face away, a still frostiness upon her face.

She noted the frostiness in Nicole's voice and decided to switch to a safer subject.

The passionate glow in his eyes cooled to a cynical frostiness.

She really smiled at that point, though as smiles went, it was near-cryogenic in its frostiness.

Her mother answered, however, and with a hint of frostiness brought her daughter to the phone.

Ebersol said, "We got through the frostiness and talked for two hours."

Above them were stars and a Milky Way whose frostiness cut through the air's warmth.

The frostiness which had crept into his manner thawed.

Others disputed any accounts of frostiness between them.

Sometimes, Judge Keenan grew testy, but the frostiness did not last long.

"You might say that, sir," she agreed, with as much frostiness as a subordinate could permit herself.

The frostiness of his tone had hardened.

In the evenings, light from an ever-increasing number of television sets inflicted a misleading frostiness on the air.

The well-known frostiness of her public persona?

Gunn was relieved to see a thaw in his boss's frostiness.

She knew that it was late by the frostiness of the air, the utter darkness and her own sleep-drugged stupor.

There had to be some explanation of the apparent frostiness of Casey, since it could not be real.

And while that frostiness may be a necessary part of the novelist's equipment, it also bears the responsibility for the growing chill of Paul's marriage.

A frostiness rimed the woman's eyes.

But their mother's frostiness persisted.