Sentence examples for brunt of your from inspiring English sources

Peer review bore the brunt of your criticism.

Of course, having a culprit, someone to take the brunt of your anger, is an open door, a chance to temporarily escape your suffering.

By Amanda Petrusich September 14, 2017 Maybe there's even some comfort in not having to bear the full brunt of your own visage, alone.

"Of course, having a culprit, someone to take the brunt of your anger, is an open door, a chance to temporarily escape your suffering," Leiris writes, of the terrorists who took his wife.

View on Instagram Maybe there's even some comfort in not having to bear the full brunt of your own visage, alone — to instead share the burden and the glory of your features, the particular way that they're read and beheld by the rest of the world.

Maybe there's even some comfort in not having to bear the full brunt of your own visage, alone — to instead share the burden and the glory of your features, the particular way that they're read and beheld by the rest of the world.

It's tempting to be a little reserved, to let your legs do the brunt of the work, but throw your arms in there, too!

It may feel like it's on you to do the brunt of the work when visiting your partner's family, and it is!

Always let your legs (rather than your back) carry the brunt of the weight.

You will be the brunt of many jokes, but this is your ultimate goal.

The brunt of the financial burden will fall on your shoulders, at least immediately.