Sentence examples for I flinched when from inspiring English sources

I flinched when someone shouted.

I flinched when I first read these words, a dozen or so years ago.

By no standards except those of the country's top restaurants is Bastide inexpensive, and I flinched when, on my first visit, the meal began with tuna tartare.

I flinched when a 5-year-old girl and her father plopped down behind us, but if Momo felt uneasy, he didn't show it.

I flinched when I read the reflections of one Mr Ramboat, for instance: "There's a lot of this Science about nowadays," he says, "but I sometimes wonder a bit what good it is".

One imaginary scenario could involve a PCC saying to their panel: "I flinched when I heard you talk about scrutinising the distribution of monies to local community safety partnerships.

"I flinch when I hear Ms," said Kristina Stewart, 33, the society editor of Vanity Fair.

However, I flinch when I continue to hear that his victims' lives are over.

No doubt, my sisters see how I flinch when they say, "Maybe we should talk about the house" — code, in my mind, for let's put out the "For Sale" sign.

I flinch when a partner touches my breasts.

Nor did I flinch when he raised his toy gun to my head.