| You have to watch, even if it is just to see how cringingly awful it can get. |
| In an emotional scene where Maureen defends her bulimia, Pratt is cringingly bad. |
| Carfax shrank cringingly to one side, and Monceux dismounted from his milk-white horse to meet his King. |
| So the morning after, while feeling hideous, we cringingly piece together the results of baser motives unbound. |
| Docherty was flattered and received florid correspondence praising his talents, something that most Scots might find cringingly embarrassing. |
| He gave a speech that was arrogant, patronising, and cringingly politically correct. |
