Meanings of remarked coldly in English

Then he remarked coldly that such entertainments were good for Tonio.

Joshua remarked coldly that it was the principal of his college, guardedly inquiring, 'Did you tell him whom you were come to see?'

Her face was in the shadow, and he did not see the scornful curl of her lip or her peculiar expression, as she remarked coldly,-

Then she turned upon the bewildered stranger and remarked coldly: "Unless you have something further to communicate, you may consider this interview at an end."

'I dare say you heard the row,' Miss Derrick remarked coldly.

"In turn, I ask you not to follow that," she remarked coldly.

"That isn't quite all that we came to say," Forrest remarked coldly.

"You seem to have a great deal on your hands," she remarked coldly.

"Well, I suppose it's time to get ready for church," she remarked coldly.

"No, it is not quite sufficient," the Princess remarked coldly.

"I supposed I had made my terms perfectly clear, Sir Abel," Dominic remarked coldly.

"We don't mind your presence as much as your bad manners," Dick remarked coldly.

'A spy, perhaps...' Sophia remarked coldly and contemptuously.

"How much do I owe you," she remarked coldly.

"I think you must be mad," she remarked coldly.

"The suggestion is interesting," he remarked coldly, "but improbable."