His staff may sometimes cringe at a lack of discipline in his execution, as on Tuesday when he said he did not know and did not care how much the special election would cost.
In a market where most homes sell for less than $1 million, "we sometimes cringe and say, 'Oh my God, $2.2 million is going to be a hard sell,' " said Mr. Habersham, sitting in the meticulously restored living room of the four-story, eight-bedroom house, which one of the owners, Nicholas Bunning, an architect, renovated at a cost of more than $550,000.
I take Star Wars very seriously, and sometimes cringe at seemingly opportunistic uses of the brand and nostalgia, but these thankfully don't fall into that category.
I sometimes cringe at my own festival," he said.
When I look back on my life I sometimes cringe thinking about some of the things I said and did.
As my dance friends and I have grown up we reminisce, delight, and sometimes cringe at our various posed and costumed keepsake photos and recital anecdotes.
I sometimes cringe when I think about all the embarrassing moments you go through when you're a sexually active teenager.
But while I sometimes cringe at the crass depictions of Jesus (and others) in a typical vulgar South Park episode, it is inconceivable to me that any sane American would justify an assault on its creators.
Yet I sometimes cringe when our football team is featured on national TV because the camera might pan up beyond the lower bowl or near the end zone, where seats are often empty.
The keynote to both performances is the actresses' almost uncanny naturalism, their lack of affectation, and the sometimes cringe-inducing fidelity with which they show two girls, poised on that precarious line between childhood and womanhood, discussing their crushes, their parents, and their own friendship.
