Sentence examples for cheek kind from inspiring English sources

But when I'm getting constantly attacked, and people are making false statements, I'm not always a turn-the-other cheek kind of guy".

Kiss her nose for a cute surprise, her forehead to show how much you care about her, and her cheek kind of as a goodbye for a little while.

"I'm not doing a big tongue-in-cheek kind of dance," he insists.

Mustafa's #KillAllMen tweet was obviously tongue-in-cheek (kind of like this lovely embroidery of the word "Misandry").

She opened her mouth against his cheek, a kind of kiss.

"It's a little tongue-in-cheek and kind of ridiculous to have a whole month of Swayze films," Mr. Viragh said, "but at the same time, people have really responded to it".

And when you fall in love again, that fun you have -- the laughing so hard your cheeks hurt kind of laughs -- bottle that.

-BLAISE PASCAL Turning the other cheek is a kind of moral jujitsu.

If you're going to eat meat, you can do your part by eating the best quality available and, when you can, consuming the animal's less popular parts (neck fillet, onglet, cheek, trotters, that kind of stuff) and not just the common cuts.

If you're going to eat meat, you can do your bit by eating the best quality you can and, where you can, bits of the whole animal (neck fillet, onglet, cheek, trotters, that kind of stuff) and not just the common cuts.

I just can't handle the tongue-in-cheek approach, the kind of thing you see on Dr Who.