Reading or listening to the rhetoric of the ' 60s panthers can
make a visitor cringe.
Cringe at the thought
of what the banks put them.. .
Critics have blamed its omission on a "
cultural cringe
" about scots.
Cringe factor.
Another lot will listen but
still cringe
from political risks.
Cringe worthy, stomach turning hopefuls.
Cringe whenever
the recruits came onto the jetty.
Cringe in horror
but: we have to ' work out our own salvation ' .
Cringe with embarrassment?
In fact reading back on some of my work
i cringe
at what i once thought was up there with chekhov at least.
Cringe every time
i hear the name arthur daniels midland.
Cringe at the idea
of roller discos they make for a surprisingly fun first date.
Ah yes ' eating it up ' quite simply the
most cringe
making program ever.
Cringe just
thinking about.
Associated with this is self-contempt, the well-known
scottish cringe.
Cringe even now, remembering my response, " i know that.
Cringe back.
Do
n't cringe, i can assure you that you're going to be more than pleased with the finished project.
Cringe slightly
with some of its lyrics.
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