Sentence examples similar to shrink from something from inspiring English sources
Girls aren't wimps or wilting flowers; they don't shrink from challenges just because something isn't a strength.
"The time to start normalisation is soon; that is not something to shrink from," he said.
Miles, who was previously considered a dove, insisted: "The time to start normalisation is soon; that is not something to shrink from".
ROMNEY: First, confidence in our cause, a recognition that the principles America was based upon are something we shrink from or apologize for; that we stand for that principles.
He doesn't shrink from comparison with Kennedy, another charismatic 40-something president with an attractive young family and a Harvard pedigree.
You feel it throughout these works, which refuse to shrink from the horrors, but especially in that comment about singing: Even in the dreaded cotton fields, Mr. Rembert could find something to love.
William, meanwhile, seems to both shrink from and exploit his destiny; he has, since his marriage, renovated two homes at vast expense, as if austerity is something he need not even acknowledge with tact.
Ford did not shrink from the attention.
She doesn't shrink from the comparison.
Italian conservatives shrink from free-market liberalism.
