Sentences with phrase «winces at»

Did anyone else winces at the comments from Arty Sux Coc, fightfear and especially ajay suchak?

Crowe winces at his partner getting the comeback just that bit wrong.

But as a millennial who already winces at most «what millenials are ruining now» articles, I can't help but agree that it's too soon to lose the excitement of catching someone's eye across a bar... not the light of their cell phone with your notification that you found them «hot» on an app.

Although the transaction delighted his wife, who never quite understood the value of collecting these rocks, Piatek winces at the memory.

6 a.m.: After teeth brushing and washing comes the brushing of the hair, which Jonathan winces at when his mom accidentally hits a couple of sore spots on his head.

Thus the Christian who reads in, the Gospel of John, for example, that «the Jews» are opposing Jesus winces at this imputation of guilt to a whole people.

A self which in despair is determined to be itself winces at one pain or another which simply can not be taken away or separated from its concrete self.

«Information is power,» says Vetras, who winced at what the first few field reports revealed.

Most teenagers would probably wince at the idea of waking up every day at 5 a.m. Stanislav «Stan» Vishnevskiy was not one of them.

I did indeed wince at the assumption that investment lost in carbon - intensive industries will automatically be offset by precisely equivalent investment gains in other industries.

In weighing his choices, Mr. Cavanagh winced at the idea of facing similar scrutiny one day if he became chief executive, according to the people who insisted on anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly.

Even Republicans have had to wince at things he's said over the years.

But this isn't accurate; in truth, I've heartily «Amen'd» some of Becky's input on this thread while wincing at other bits.

I was a little surprised, in fact, by how often I winced at that sort of language.

He might have winced at the thought that he had changed or even slightly revised any ecumenically accepted doctrine.

The Year of Learning Dangerously is all about creative, obstreperous Alice and her neurotic mother, which is precisely why I liked it, even as I winced at Cummings» pseudo-anthropology.

She would have winced at the falsity of the touched - up, photo - shopped version of herself.

This quote makes me smile and wince at the same time.

And I, like Christian's friend Hopeful, have tried to be a faithful companion, though often I've been able to do little more than cheer or wince at the twists and turns of a life in science...»

Some people wince at the thought of adding bitter ingredients to their dishes.

«With this in mind, my family and I launched Meat Free Monday in the UK, an idea which has been gaining support from people like Tom Parker - Bowles who, after a lifetime of denigrating vegetarians, recently wrote in his Daily Mail column, «I wince at the memory of my boorish antics» and who pronounced himself «intrigued» by MFM: «There's no doubting the plain common sense of the message... Meat Free Monday is something to really savour».

But the «kid» everyone was buzzing about was Carreño - Busta's opponent, 18 - year - old Denis Shapovalov (who, fortunately for everyone with pronunciation struggles, goes by Shapo) and instead of cheering on the seeded favorite the crowd was hanging on every point the then - 69th - ranked Shapo played — every flick of his wrist or youthful wince at a wasted opportunity.

Covey had thrown it three times in his first year in South Africa, winced at the wobbling results and then left it in the trunk to exhale quietly.

Saquon Barkley has committed to playing in this game before hopping to the draft, and NFL executives everywhere will be wincing at each hit he takes from Washington's punishing defense.

Buggs appeared visibly rattled during the game, wincing at times as she appeared to be nursing a foot or ankle injury.

The ball to Hazard was good, but it was pretty routine and Mustafi and Koscielny, along with our two central midfielders, will probably have another look at that and wince at their contribution.

I couldn't decide whether to laugh or wince at some of these comments.

Firstborn nursed until i winced at breast tenderness with 2nd pregnancy, she totally weaned her beautiful self at age 4, naturally — b / c she noticed her mother in discomfort.

I have had days where I did everything possible to reduce any frustrating experiences for my child, wincing at the first sign of an oncoming tantrum.

As an first time expectant mother, I wince at the idea of breastfeeding but having a memory pump will help me transition gently to embrace breastfeeding completely!

They wince at the idea of washing cloth diapers.

I fell in love with the loud, tropical print immediately, but winced at the price tag and kept searching.

While I'd once winced at experienced moms who casually admitted to changing their baby's crap filled diapers on their very own bed, I too was now partaking in this blasphemy.

Anyone familiar with diplomatic hierarchy will sometimes wince at our hero's depiction of his own seniority and importance in events.

«Even people in the know will wince at parts of the report: that the Government can not explain why the national roll out of Universal Credit was set for October 2013; that there has never been a «convincing strategic plan» for the project; and that the # 303 million already spent on IT has only produced an insecure, inflexible system that is not fit for purpose.

He stared into the distance as Mandelson talked, occasionally wincing at comments.

He winced at stories of congenitally damaged children, and his global interest in the DNA of Jewish populations sprang from a desire never again to hold the hand of a distraught Jewish parent.

I winced at his robust and graphic outburst of Flemish epithets.

As she winced at the pain of the tattoo gun — yes, it almost always hurts — her internal wounds began to heal.

I kind of wince at the idea of how expensive they'd probably be stocked here in the UK, but honestly it would work out about the same as paying the international delivery and fees to buy from abroad.

Those in British Columbia seem to experience the strongest case of nickname unease: 12 % wince at the thought of using them, while 50 % would use them only in private.

I look back and wince at how often I

Although Bullet to the Head comes nowhere near the pantheon of the great buddy movies, and some fans of the original graphic novel might wince at the changes, there's enough fun to be had...

if you're the kind of person that doesn't wince at glitches, with an interest in a authentic story, this might be the shooter for you.

In fact, most of the time you will end up wincing at some of the gags, many of them as crass and nasty as can be.

That's a quibble, though, as is my involuntary wincing at a cheesy «Space Oddity» needle drop.

So to see people wincing at «more toads» seemed like people being unnecessarily nit - picky to me.

And it's not like showing this sort of gore is an achievement in horror either; wincing at a woman screaming while someone flosses her gums until they tear apart is a natural reaction, not evidence that the people putting it on screen have any talent.

While others may laugh hearing meek - looking Kate mouth off profane comebacks, and in one scene, show off her goods at a cemetery, it made me wince at Payne's inability to push for easy laughs beyond the boundaries of the characterizations.

What laughs there were came at a hefty price, and all too frequently I found myself wincing at some of the gags in disgust.