Sentences with phrase «people shudder»

Most people shudder just at the thought of a tick, let alone finding one on their pet or in their house.

Lots of people shudder when they hear the word ringworm because they assume small worms invade the skin.

Now for most people we shudder at the word Detox, but it really doesn't have to be that daunting.

From a very young age, I was used and abused in horrendous ways that make most people shudder to hear about.

In the constant sociability of our age people shudder at solitude to such a degree that they know no other use to put it to but (oh, admirable epigram!)

That word can make a person shudder.

Not exact matches

«It is just shocking,» Mr. Flaherty shuddered, «the insensitivity of the Liberal Party, the tax and spend party, to the needs of Canadians, especially small business people in Canada.»

He hung out with 12 blue - collar dudes for three years and partied with the most sketchy people in society, people who I'm almost positive told jokes crass enough to make your pastor shudder.

I shudder to think at what Jesus would have to say about our multi-million dollar church buildings while poor people are living in cardboard boxes all over our cities and selling their bodies to get food.

To the German people, stunned by the war and the consequences of defeat, their former optimism shattered and spent, shuddering to contemplate the debt - darkened years of the future, Barth in the phase of his dreadful insight into the futility of all search for security must seem a veritable Jeremiah, and his teaching an evilly perfect rationalization of their indigence and perplexity.

I shudder to think of some of the ways that I treated people when I worked within the church, encouraging them to serve the institution over friendships.

While this prospect brought a shudder to most people, a few scientists — among them the Nobel laureate geneticist Joshua Lederberg — were not put off.

It makes me shudder that every time we talk about money in our Bible study group, one person says «ah but are we not told to favor kith and kin, it does not surprise me that saying comes from our Germanic blood, as can be seen from the German chancellor Angela Mercoles attitude to Europe, lets not go there.

But telling people they HAVE to tithe, and then presumably policing it somehow (shudder), is not the same thing at all.

I certainly wouldn't want to be IN the box * shudder *, but it makes me so sad that people see the need for a box at all.

While some people find in this idea a fascinating plan of action, there are many others who shudder at the thought.

Excellent combination of flavors, I love the flavor of tahini in dishes and shudder at people adding peanut butter instead since the taste is so different, and because I don't like peanut butter.

And since I know there are at least a few of you who shudder at the thought of people putting frozen bananas in a blender and trying to pass the end result off as ice cream (I live with one of them), might I recommend the salted double chocolate ice cream?

It's just that I shudder when realizing that all of those Good People liked to think they were trying, too.

And since some of them are now divorce coaches, I shudder to think about all the advice — based on one person's unhappy marital dissolution experience — that they're presenting as «the truth.»

* Shudders * How can people get so wound - up about the environment of the birth rather than the survival of the baby.

Of all the questions I've received while leading workshops and webinars on openness, this one stands out because it gets at the heart of the the deepest fears people have about undertaking a parenting journey in which our child has (shudder) other parents.

I shudder to think of what could have happened if I'd listened to the people who tried to convince me away from a good OB.

Knowing what friends of mine have gone through to become adoptive parents, I shudder to think of the insensitivity some people have when it comes to speaking about adoption.

At the rate things are going, the Western economy should shudder to a halt in, oh, about six months as we all stop doing anything but writing for blogs and reading what other people are saying about us — done in by our own reflexive narcissism.

We shudder to think how many people will actually be voting that day if the only election is the public advocate runoff.

That's Disgusting by Rachel Herz Psychologist Rachel Herz's charmingly revolting new book examines repugnance in all its iterations: why bad table manners make us shudder, why gross - out movies make us laugh, even why most people will refuse to eat a snack that looks like dog feces — no matter how sure they are that it's really chocolate fudge.

As Father's Day creeps up, everyone shudders because their Dad is always the hardest person to buy a gift for.

When most people are introduced to the ideas of Yin Yoga, they shudder at the thought of stretching connective tissue.

Heck, even — shudder — raw egg whites may give a glutathione boost in some people comparable to that given by raw milk!

I can't understand people who dress up for flights or * shudder * wear jeans!

Shudder to think that the bulk of our hate mail comes from people defending the unholy trinity of George Lucas, Ron Howard, and Michael Bay — dull, unimaginative people trained by our culture to abhor a different opinion.

«This was my story, and I shudder to think of the person I'd be today if I hadn't experienced Walkabout.

Not a direct answer, but one engine component that many people confuse with a throttle plate on a diesel engine is called an «anti shudder valve».

I shudder to think about how many people in the Facebook group I mentioned at the start of this article were discouraged by the loud voices saying that there's only one way to publish a book.

Teachers, parents, counselors, principals, people on the street, people at parties — everywhere I go, people tell me that they shudder at the thought of waking up one day transported back to seventh grade.

* shudder * I meant that people are reading fewer novels and serious articles, but may be reading more gossip about Paris Hilton or what happened on last week's episode of Keeping Up With the Real Housewife Survivors in the O.C.

You don't have to (Shudder) put up with people to make a purchase.

When I explain trading to people, most shudder.

I shudder when I think that you personally supported one whole person's income with your tax bill.

Given how numerous recent headlines have left animal people involuntarily shuddering at the mere word «airline,» it is great to see the drafting of emotional support animal policy that we believe will ultimately be safer, fairer, and more humane.

I shudder to think that these are the people who are there «primarily for my safety» — the standard excuse for why U.S. domestic service is so awful compared to foreign carriers.

[Note, I've never played Farmville so I don't really have anything against the game or people who play it... but still... * shudders *]

While a person's breath can travel 4.5 feet per second, droplets from a sneeze can travel (insert shudder here) at about 100 miles per hour.

every time when I think of that first Jamestown winter in 1607 where people froze and starved to death... I shudder to think that the current world figures and organizations....

I shudder to think what would happen if getting people to understand GHGs involved having them understand Pauling's resonance model.

When people residing in and around the Boston area hear the words «The Big Dig» they either laugh or shudder.

I shudder to think about what would happen if a lawyer's trust account became targeted by the URLzone trojan, since there are no shortage of people out there who would rather steal than foot the bill.

Another tip in resume writing is to make sure you don't include anything that would make people raise an eyebrow, laugh, or even shudder from seeing what you put in your resume.

As a qualified business broker I shudder when I see some of the people trying to sell a business with no knowledge whatsoever of what should be done.