Sentence examples for whether to shrug from inspiring English sources

Sometimes you don't know whether to shrug or shriek.

This is an era, after all, that celebrates people's ability to watch what they want, when they want, but it also forces bystanders to choose whether to shrug, object or avert their eyes.

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Those ingrained stereotypes are hard to shrug off.

Characteristically, however, Reagan was able to shrug off the scandal.

But he continues to shrug off the rumors.

Mr. Shvo tends to shrug off his critics.

Mr. Blair's response has been, in effect, to shrug.

Most visitors seemed to shrug off the city's tensions.

Stock market investors appeared to shrug off the tougher requirements.

They have all learned to shrug off the small stuff.