flinch造句

They did not flinch.

She does not flinch.

We must not flinch.

I couldn't even flinch away.

The Germans did not flinch.

We never flinch from difficulties.

Every week, their faces barely flinch.

To defeat terror, and not flinch.

East European officials flinch when her name is mentioned.

His public-relations staff flinch at the Rolex watch adorning his wrist.

The tactical flinch will intercept whatever he's doing and inflict some pain.

“Now, it is very necessary that we should not flinch from seeing what is vile and debasing,” he said.

Students in Iowa flinch when they see him; women sometimes clutch their handbags; security guards occasionally follow him in shops.

Most of us have the natural reaction to flinch when someone tries to hit us in the face or on our body.

"We won't flinch from the difficult decisions that will be necessary and we will always act in accordance with our core values of fairness and responsibility," he said.

By August 2005 it had collected pencil-eraser sized samples from 955 whales using a dart gun that barely made the animal flinch.

Do not flinch from suffering; bear it silently, patiently, resignedly; and be sure that it is God's way of infusing iron into your spiritual life.

Neither did he flinch from warning the Japanese that they may have to shoulder a heavier burden (ie, pay higher taxes) because of the nation's budgetary and debt problems.

The general didn't flinch. He told me he took his orders from a two-star general in San Antonio, Texas, and no matter what the White House had said to me, his orders hadn't changed.

The presence of the knife near the rubber arm caused the participant to flinch, and monitors on the left hand indicated a similar stress response as when the real hand was targeted.