| There's a libertarian edge to Conservatism that recoils from the image of a Politburo having central control. |
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| She recoils at the idea that she's simply lending her name to these products. |
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| It is vain to urge that truth will prevail, and that slander, when detected, recoils on the calumniator. |
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| The pessimist recoils from this picture, and in his recoil there is, typically, an element of emotional shock. |
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| But the American military still recoils from getting involved in such conflicts and derides the worth of constabulary duties and nation building. |
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| Behind Mary stands Anna, a woman living in the temple, giving thanks to the lord and behind Joseph a man recoils before the prophecies he hears. |
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| Suppose that a person's body recoils when he hears brown cow but not when he hears either brown or cow alone. |
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| What the baron recoils from in horror, others discern with a gimlet eye to the main social chance. |
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| Albany recoils from the savage ethos in which his wife lives, foreseeing both her own destruction and that of the universe itself as a consequence of unbridled self-interest. |
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| When you breathe out, both diaphragm and intercostal muscles relax, and the lung recoils decreasing the size of your chest cavity. |
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| The front trigger is articulated to move forward a little when the gun recoils and then you move your finger forward for the right modified barrel. |
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| Jeffrey quickly hides inside a closet, from which he observes Dorothy disrobe and then reach for a blue velvet robe inside the closet as he recoils in fear of discovery. |
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| As the world recoils from the unfolding mayhem, Angolans are left to the mercy of their leaders. |
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| With this saw it's a clean cut every time, with no recoils to pull or prime, just pull the trigger and start cutting. |
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| Right at the moment the ball changes direction, the POWER ARM recoils dynamically and leads to extreme acceleration on the ball. |
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| Upon firing, the pressure developed by the combustion gases recoils the slide-barrel assembly. |
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| Turret gun moves up and down with a range of approximately 20° and recoils after firing. |
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| In the drawing, the career woman recoils but remains fascinated. |
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| Part of me recoils at this and wishes to contradict him. |
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| China recoils at any hint of a plebiscite in Taiwan, fearing one might one day be used to justify a formal declaration of independence or to block reunification. |
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| The Piston dampener only reacts on negative vibrations and recoils. |
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| If you're one who loves to feel fresh but recoils after a quick scan of the content label on most conventional deodorants, then our new Organic Deodorant is just the product for you. |
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| In reality, when a player hits the ball, the racket recoils with an equal and opposite reaction in accordance with Newton's third law of motion. |
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| Almost everyone walking into Room One recoils at the hyperrealism of the skinned models that surround and fill the room. |
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| Here, Christ recoils like a punchball – then springs back for more. |
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| The hydraulic pistons were also reinforced to reduce shocks and recoils. |
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| When the toy is swung overhead, as children like to do, the stretched cord can rapidly become wrapped around a child's neck, and, as the cord recoils, it tightens. |
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| We report the first measurements of the detection of the directional nuclear recoils in a fully fiducialised low-pressure time projection chamber. |
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| Four women dance together, shuffling their feet, arching over one another's bodies and running across the stage before stopping dead with shuddery little recoils of the chest. |
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