Sentence examples for and cringe in the from inspiring English sources

Roll up into a ball and cringe in the corner mumbling disturbing things to yourself, like "THEY ARE COMING! " or "You're next, you're next!" Randomly flirt with strangers, preferably the same gender.

But recently, I watched the film for the first time in many years and cringed in shame and embarrassment with every stereotypical scene.

When I reached the arbor, I strode to the center of the dance ground, and instead of skulking and cringing in shame I threw open my arms.

"Before Sunrise" (1995), the first film in the director Richard Linklater's "Before" trilogy, is cute and cringing in equal measure, as young love often is.

Ricky Gervais once called it "the classiest sitcom of all time" and openly aped its cringing comedy in The Office.

Almost from Day 1, Fleury, imported as an expensive free agent, seemed to cringe in the spotlight, and the Rangers disappeared with him.

On July 1 Senator Alexander Wiley, the Republican chairman of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, admitted that there was a Russian change of policy but said that "is only due to fear among a trembling remnant of gangsters and felons cringing in the Kremlin". Churchill objected to this kind of an assessment.

Far from being bulldog-British, Household Management exhibits a proper cultural cringe in the face of French cookery and eating habits.

Most rock musicians suffer from cultural cringe in the face of more highbrow art forms.

"IT'S a pre-emptive cringe in the face of American regulation," says a senior executive at a big bank.

This was an understandable official cringe in the face of public expectations, but nevertheless a regrettable one.