I creep downstairs, cringing at the creaking of every hardwood step as I make my way down. |
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I remember cringing in the kitchen while he raged about drunkenly in the dark. |
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She dipped it in the salty water, cringing, and moved it back and forth, spreading the blood. |
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Editors around the country are likely peering at their calendars, noting the upcoming Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, and cringing. |
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The essay continues in the style of its conception and her sentimental and syrupy excess will have you cringing throughout. |
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When used at the table it imparts a slight saltiness without the brackishness or lip cringing effect of other salts. |
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She sat immobile for a moment before coming back to the present with a quick shake of her head, immediately cringing and shying away from him. |
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He grew up as a cringing youth, and eventually became a bank robber and had to flee the country. |
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Why should everyone pussyfoot around with expensive breakfasts and cringing favor-trading? |
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It is indicative of the cringing attitude of business schools before the business world they purport to study. |
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The valet exploits his master's weaknesses until he turns the tables: the story ends with a cringing Fox ministering to a lordly Bogarde. |
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David Colville: When Michael was up here, he raised these issues and I was cringing a bit. |
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Men went along the trenches bombing the shelters, whose occupants then came out, some of them cringing like beaten animals. |
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He laughed at my pitifulness, the way I was cringing and crying. |
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A music teacher who was told her students were so bad they left an audience of parents cringing with embarrassment has won her claim for constructive dismissal. |
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Which is understandable, but a touch of balance would make him sound a tad more professional and perhaps make it possible to listen to him without cringing. |
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But cheering for the message of self-empowerment quickly shifted to cringing. |
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In memory, he was reviled as a servile race traitor, a cringing sycophant to white wealth and power. |
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You could almost hear Kagan, Breyer and Ginsburg cringing every time she spoke. |
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The video has 1.5 million views on YouTube and became an Internet sensation that had many simultaneously laughing and cringing. |
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You can now stop cringing at the sight of an enormous bump! |
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When he saw me, he came over and apologized for his bad conduct, and asked me in a very humble, cringing way to be led back to his own room, and to have his notebook again. |
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Only if they manage to get out of the sealed space of their deeds, outside their panicky, cringing consciousness, can they begin to untie the knot. |
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As a yellow-dog Democrat, a cringing compromiser, and a reflexive anti-Communist, I was simply one of a horde of milksop liberals whom it was his duty — above all, his filial duty — to chastise. |
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There can be no justification, other than a cringing regard for the reputation of a long-gone establishment, for the National Archives to withhold papers evidencing this miscarriage of justice. |
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Say farewell to the life of cringing fear and fleeing cowardice. |
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The new muskel-Juden replaces the weak, cringing land-less Jew. |
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