Sentences with phrase «sometimes flinches»

He still sometimes flinches when I catches a glimpse of my Breast if I'm feeding her out and about, but he 100 % supported and encouraged me to go to a nurse in a few months ago, that was interstate, so he organised my flights the night before while I packed.

I sometimes flinch when people try to touch me, but once you hit the right spots I start to purr really loud and lean in hard.

Knowing that sensitive paws sometimes flinch on wood litter, the people at Okocat created a wood litter that's extra-soft and comfortable.

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And sometimes that means combing through our shared history and flinching a little at how quickly those dusty pages can transform into mirrors.

He sometimes spent $ 30,000 a day without flinching.

I do not doubt there is sometimes embellishment on high stick things, but do no forget sometimes it's simply a knee jerk reaction to seeing a stick coming at you — you flinch — even if it misses you.

I know this means we should stay away — and I've been flinching over the film's annoying posters in the NYC subway for months (the AV Club calls it among «the worst movie advertising campaigns of all time»)-- but sometimes, when a movie gets piled on like this, I'm almost curious enough to want to go to see why.

My six cylinder is sometimes asked to haul a trailer with horses and it doesn't flinch.

Sometimes she'd make a claw in the air with her hand, and the cat would flinch and jump sideways.

I found that sometimes you can unload an entire clip into a Licker's face and it won't flinch, while other times a couple of bullets will do the trick.

Their skin and muscle get chipped away, which is a neat effect, and sometimes a foe will flinch or get knocked back by a particularly powerful shot.

«They seem well - assembled and self - assured, sometimes with a saccharine wit,» says Behary, cautioning that they can also «quickly pull the rug out from under you, reducing you to boredom, tears, apprehension, or disgust without a flinch.»