Sentence examples for bridles at a from inspiring English sources

A grand strategist like Brzezinski bridles at a policy of small steps, but such a policy is more likely to yield results.

Wilde was clearly bridling at a perceived oppression.

A3 Bosnia Rejects U.S. Report The Bosnian government bridled at a report to the United States Congress that said crime and corruption were blocking the success of the Dayton peace accord.

Progressive Canadians are especially outraged at Harper's introduction of controversial anti-terrorism laws; environmentalists have bridled at a climate change record that includes dropping out of the Kyoto Protocol, while others are frustrated by what they see as Canada's diminished standing on the world stage.

If cleaning and oiling more than one bridle, only do one bridle at a time, otherwise you may confuse parts with the wrong bridle.

Basil Rajapaksa bridles at any suggestion of graft in the system.

And Rosenwasser bridles at any suggestion that he doesn't deliver for homeowners.

Lincoln bridled at an offer from a "fixer" called Pedraza to help swing a package deal between the British and Venezuelan governments for the sale of Alvis armoured cars with British government-manufactured ammunition.

Although she understandably bridles at being labelled a "celebrity undertaker", Ms MacKellar is nonetheless at the vanguard of funeral directors providing showpiece ceremonies where required.

But Mark Mays, Clear Channel's president and chief operating officer, bridles at the perception that a master program list emanates from the company's headquarters in San Antonio.

Over lunch one day, I suggested to Ailes that although he bridles at being stereotyped as a former political operative, he stereotypes others — "Thirty per cent of New York City teachers are too stupid to teach!" he told me.