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flinch sentence examples

  • Flinches a tiny bit, as tho she's shocked - and then she just grabs my forearms and leans into it.
  • Flinch at the prospect of tv diners and angel delight on the menu, fear not.
  • The slight involuntary flinch of her shoulders struck him with agonizing impact.
  • Military men who never flinched at the roar of rifles now shook at the prospect of facing the press.
  • Flinching whenever i passed and sniffed my fingers through the wire rather than attacking them.
  • Flinch in the face of any difficulties.
  • Flinches away from life he takes it fully into his novels without becoming gratuitous in any way.
  • Flinching man would oversee the necessary democratic revolution is preposterous.
  • Flinches at thought.
  • Flinching away from oberon?
  • Flinches in fear.
  • Flinch at the sound of a round shot passing over their heads.
  • Go on stick a knife in them i would even flinch.
  • Flinch in that war.
  • Britain would not flinch from its " historic struggle " in iraq, tony blair has insisted.
  • Richards does n't flinch from showing murder most foul in all its grisly detail.
  • Flinch back, she leaps forward.

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