Sentence examples for will flinch from inspiring English sources
Readers will flinch many more times than that.
He seems to know that they will flinch when meeting his eye.
Everyone seems to be waiting to see who will flinch first.
You might not notice it, but the people you have scared will flinch, on the inside.
Mr. Hussein, the loyalists say, has never flinched, and never will flinch, before American power.
Hit a guy on the radial nerve of his forearm, for example, and he'll flinch, thereby giving you a chance to hit him again in a different way that takes advantage of his contortion.
You'll flinch, but instead of screaming you'll just take another swig from a bottle of whiskey and think about her naked.
Sure, you'll flinch a few times and, perhaps, cringe at moments of impact when bike meets motorized vehicle, sending a human form soaring. Indeed, the film starts with an image of the hero, Wilee (Joseph Gordescribing), describing a lazy, slo-mo arc as his body flies casually through space before hitting the pavement with a painful thump.
"France will not allow itself to be intimidated, will not flinch under pressure and will not capitulate to barbarism.
He said: "We must be upfront with the British people that under Labour there would have been cuts and that – on spending, pay and pensions – there will be difficult decisions in the future from which we will not flinch".
