Sentences with phrase «keeps flinching»

The action / reaction beauty of it all keeps you flinching from shock and then immediately has you rolling with laughter.

I've taken the wheel of our civilian Raptor (probably to Jimmy's dismay, since he seemed to be enjoying it) and find myself amazed at the ease with which this thing soaks up flinch - worthy obstacles — you keep flinching, but then it just glides on its way.

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My dog flinched a couple times and tried to move but I held my chest across her body and rested my cheek on the back of her head to keep her still.

«China is a peace - loving country and deals with foreign relations with discretion, but it won't flinch if the U.S. and its small clique keep encroaching on its interests on its doorstep,» the editorial continued.

Although the «flinch test» (keep raising the price and constraining the terms until the customer flinches) may have been an effective pricing art in the era of enterprise software, much more thoughtful strategies are needed for the modern models.

Both teams want to keep their guys in while playing their style, but inevitably, one side will have to flinch.

As an experiment, he placed his face up against the puff adder enclosure at the London Zoo and tried to keep himself from flinching when the snake struck the plate glass.

In its willingness to embrace turbulent emotions without flinching, the film allows us to look at our own life and the things that keep us apart from others.

We move from moment to moment with a kind of slick grace and quick pace that keeps us from flinching too long at any individual act of brutality.

Keep this in mind when your foster dog or newly adopted puppy mill dog flinches from your hand, according to Michelle Bender and Kim Townsend.

Stop to study Rainbow (1988), Xu Zhen's photograph of a torso, and you'll flinch at the clang that accompanies it; Yang Fudong's film of a disaffected citizen's aimless wander through the «estranged paradise» of Hangzhou stifles all hope, and Yang Jiechang's instructions above an urn (Testament, 1989 - 1991)-- One Day I Die An Unnatural Death Then One Should Feed Me to a Tiger and Keep its Excrements — veers to the morbid.