Sentence examples for cringe of from inspiring English sources

The audible cringe of the Dallas news media might have been a little sobering for Parcells.

Pulling on this season's bomber jacket, for example, would only provoke a nationwide cringe of embarrassment.

The response from the present Hong Kong government mimics the "pre-emptive cringe" of pre-Patten British colonial regimes.

I felt the mild elation and giggly cringe of executing a well-designed violent manoeuvre in a video game.

"Sometimes it's killing Colorado potato beetle larvae on the plants," she said with a cringe of disgust.

They warn against the utter refusal to try to understand fanaticism and the cringe of colonial guilt that appears to justify it.

Most of them are just feel-good horror movies: we observe the slow grip of illness with cringes of shock and dismay, generally coupled with moments of soft and gooey sentiment.

I cringe to think of it.

I cringe thinking of all the flowers I have unwittingly brought to a premature death.

The most "everybody cringe!" moment of the evening was as awkward as it was for a few reasons.

Perhaps it's more honest that way; it's a useful check on the cringe factor of your dating profile.