Sentence examples for small twinge from inspiring English sources

Many people in the climbing community have watched her development with great interest — and not a small twinge of jealousy.

All of which may send a small twinge up the spine of the publishing industry's copyright lawyers.

I imagine that I will feel a small twinge of regret before returning to a cocaine-fueled sex orgy.

If nothing else, spending 90 minutes on a stationary bike will make any small twinges in your arm from the shot itself seem pretty insignificant.

The aerial parts of the plant, including inflorescence, small twinges and leaves were cut into small pieces.

I can't remember the smallest twinge of conscience at the deflated faces of the boys I betrayed.

'People tried to talk me out of it, but although money would be very nice to have, the sacrifices I would have to make are not worth it.' Noble cannot afford new cars, foreign holidays or new clothes, but doesn't feel even the smallest twinge of regret when she sees friends' affluent lifestyles.

His recovery has been all about small figurative steps, but the feeling of pure joy when he felt a minor twinge in his left leg a couple of months after the injury was immense.

We may not screw around on our husbands but a lie is a lie – it doesn't matter whether big or small .And ultimately it's that nasty little twinge of recognition that drives the huge sales.

"Maybe deep down there's some little twinge.

And we people who like men got a little twinge.