bristle at造句

Many single women bristle at the stereotypes. The problem, some say, is a dearth of worthy bachelors.

But ge might bristle at the prospect of refrigerators and ovens carrying its logo after it exits the market.

Some Americans bristle at the implication that the only worthwhile thing any of them has done in the past quarter-century is to back Mr Obama.

It's hardly surprising that Nokia and RIM would bristle at Jobs' attempt to conflate iPhone 4-related problems with those of cellphones in general.

Although European politicians will bristle at the thought of forced capital injections, many European Banks do need a lot more capital-and, so far, have done far too little to secure it themselves.