Sentences with phrase «cringe when»

It's natural to cringe when you think about your health insurance deductible, often a few thousand dollars.

Where most life insurance agents cringe when they hear anything to do with your heart, we welcome this risk and help those with AFib find the lowest life insurance rates available for them.

Thus, experienced lawyers of «good character» cringe when they hear an advocate for an innocent victim attempt an argument that is factually and legally unsound, in order to tug at the heartstrings.

I cringe when I see a company blog on blogspot.

Most lawyers cringe when they think about selling and sales people..

I cringe when I hear the acronym BIOC used by Canadian Justice Department lawyers when they describe the interests of children in immigration law.

I still cringe when I see folks sitting together that aready know each other or — God forbid!

If you cringe when you know a particular client is on the telephone or wants to schedule a meeting with you, if you have clients that consistently fail to see the value of the work you do, who are uncooperative, fail to pay their bills on time, or who are disrespectful to your or your staff, it may be time for you to fire a client or two.

I can tell you that I cringe when I hear newer solos talking about how working for themselves means that they can dress anyway they want without taking into account a client's expectation of how a lawyer ought to look.

I cringe when I come across stories like this one described by Michael Fox that involve a huge verdict eviscerated by jurisdictional error.

Now I always cringe when I hear the words «world class»; they are thrown around a lot where I live, whenever some scatterbrained scheme is proposed that usually over-promises and under - delivers.

I cringe when I see 10kW systems on 1970's vintage slump block homes with with single pane glass an no wall insulation.

«I'm sure the majority (but not all) of my IPCC colleagues cringe when I say this, but I see neither the developing catastrophe nor the smoking gun proving that human activity is to blame for most of the warming we see.»

I now cringe when I find people trying to promote things they believe in, and starting with the well - financed lies they are trying to refute.

«My interest,» he has said, «was on a much bigger issue than so called «copying,» and I would always cringe when «copying» would come up because I always thought of [my work] as an interpretation, of translating the thing into a painterly invention.».

I also cringe when a customer asks me about my inspirations or reasons for creating a particular piece.

Luckily Final Fantasy Tactics is an awesome game and replaying it is an enjoyable task but god I cringe when I think of my poor mother having to drive her sobbing child to A&W cuz he lost his save.

Being a cynical person, I always cringe when thinking about any MMO that states it will be free - to - play but to be fair, it's not as bad as I originally thought.

Mandarin speakers will definitely cringe when they hear the voice actors pronounce the few Chinese names and words in the script.

So many players cringe when they see the Unity logo at the start of their game.

One puzzle really gave me a cringe when figuring out what I had to do, it was half unexpected but the fact it happened and the way it animated, just creeped me out.

I always cringe when I people say that their vacation was ruined because of some service slight — your 8 days in Paris were not ruined because the TV didn't work on the plane.

The rest of us cringe when these self - indulged writers wind up their tantrums.

Travel Bloggers and frequent travelers usually cringe when a rewards program announces major changes.

It makes me cringe when I read stories of mis - treatment like this.

It's an especially good choice if you're ready to graduate from the likes of Ikea — the stuff Yellow Bungalow stocks is of a far better quality, lasts longer and, hey, you won't have to cringe when you tell people where you bought it.

Along the same lines, I always cringe when I stumble upon pet websites formatted as «ask a veterinarian».

I cringe when I hear of details being done without digital x-ray

As a veterinarian, I always cringe when I see someone throwing a ball way out into the sea when riptides are present.

«I cringe when people tell me they use their own shampoo on animals,» said Mouser.

I always cringe when I see someone hitting or alpha rolling their dog and forceful jerking or leash pops can cause some dogs to become leash aggressive.

Cat owners cringe when a pet is diagnosed with feline leukemia because this viral disease is often fatal.

I cringe when I see a dog chewing on rawhide.

I don't cringe when we swipe credit cards now!!!

Most people cringe when it's time to file taxes.

And I always cringe when I hear people say that their emergency fund is their credit card.

If you're an investment junkie you probably cringe when you are hit with a rough money month.

Some inspectors cringe when their phone rings from someone they did an inspection for in the last year.

You might cringe when you see what your marginal tax rate is but let out a sigh of relief when you see your effective tax rate.

If you are invested in the stock market, you might cringe when you see your portfolio drop 10 %, or even show a little tear when it drops 40 % but you shouldn't go through all of this.

But I cringe when I hear the constant talk of Amazon this and Amazon that.

Another part of my paid job is / was creating ebooks and buying print - on - demand books, so I cringe when I hear people who can barely save a file in Word talking about popping out an ebook or buying the print services from a company that I know is a vanity press.

Another patron wrote, «I'm not a Luddite, but I tend to cringe when new technologies are introduced.

I must admit that I cringe when I read poor writing, «poor» in the sense that the writer doesn't even know the basics.

Seriously, I cringe when I look at some of my earlier candidates for the title of what became What We Saw (which I'm really pleased with).

I can't begin to tell you how I cringe when I see indie authors posting their DIY book covers using stock photos and funky text.

I cringe when authors submit a book filled with errors, some authors would even let you know ahead of time that it's not the finished product.

I've stored so many articles that I cringe when I open Instapaper.

Text, in particular, is a sore point for me: The pixelation and fuzziness in many fonts — including the font for the icon labels, and the standard text I see in the Web browser or in iBook — borders on unbearable, in the same way that I cringe when I go back to my iPhone 3GS after using my iPhone 4.

Time after time, I cringe when I simply ask, «Tell me about your book...» and the other can't.