Sentence examples for little cringe from inspiring English sources

To Brits, America's embrace of MDMA might be seen as restrained, wide-eyed, and perhaps a little cringe.

To Brits, then, America's embrace of MDMA might be seen as restrained, wide-eyed and perhaps a little cringe.

On government-owned television, a little cringe-y.

And while they were both a little cringe-inducing for us, we know that popularity engenders parody.

The audience for "American Idol" may disagree, but a little cringe-inducing singing goes a long, long way.

But it was a little cringe-worthy to see the laboured song title references in virtually every quote that accompanied the news.

Since then I've written and spoken publicly about my obsessive compulsive disorder, and that has brought with it a million little cringes.

It sounds a little cringe-worthy at first, but hear her out.

Fans of other clubs might find the marketing of Roberts, and the comparisons to Cristiano Ronaldo they're inviting, as a little cringe-making.

It's pretty standard stuff: Love Macs, love iPods, love iPhones — hate PCs, hate Zunes, hate drivers and viruses, etc. Fairly well made, this isn't nearly as bad as the Bing Jingle, but it's still a little cringe-inducing.

The scene in which he does so is a little cringe-worthy, as it's clearly just a sight-gag and a poor excuse for a one-liner.