Sentence examples for mince around from inspiring English sources

She didn't mince around or giggle or bat her eyes.

"He doesn't mince around, he's one of the lads.

Although its subject matter may feel a bit raw to Western audience, because the story deals with the sport of cockfighting and the film doesn't mince around with its images.

Don't scream when you see a spider, buy the girl you are with a drink, don't mince around and take tiny steps.

Puppets representing Alec Baldwin and Sean Penn mince around reminding everyone in whingeing voices that they have been to Iraq.

I suspect that hyperbole is a bit of a joke on her part, but these vitriolic missives are also rather refreshing, especially when compared to how we often mince around matters of taste; say the expected things in polite company; or are cowed into praising what we don't like.

Suddenly he produced a little pink mirror from his black leather trenchcoat and while preening himself began a monologue with provocative camp gestures, laughing, mincing around and saying out loud: "Do I really look that young still?

Today, Asian-American girls aren't mincing around on maimed feet.

Women in stilettos minced around tubs of plaster.

They said they were playing those moments matter-of-factly, not mincing around the fact that the Princess is bartering with Chance's body.

Maybe the war was dirty and violent at times, they say, but their soldiers certainly never shot children or minced around in the creepy manner of Nazi generals.