Frankly, the cynic in me cringes just at the name.
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But one of your friends sees you and cringes hard.
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The guy cringes at the thought of a minute wasted.
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"That's it?" the mother marvels, while the NYCC audience audibly cringes.
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Sarah: Even if I was far from it I still [cringes].
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The way Trump's chief of staff, John Kelly, cringes in that clip?
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I think, despite my cringes, Trump has a point about the news.
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I'm sure that, when he tells this story, everyone cringes at that line.
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He winces, cringes and grimaces; he does a lot of nervous neck scratching.
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"Get out of my head!" she says as she cringes and sheds a tear.
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" Further, although she enjoys her notoriety, she cringes at "the transparency of her talk.
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Saad cringes at the cliché, but it's true: Her family's story is the American Dream.
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It cringes, pines and rages, safe in the knowledge that things will, inevitably, get better.
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And while Ibrahim embraces Jambo's comparison to Chipotle, Hashi cringes a little at the reference.
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Now, we can expect to laugh at least once per episode, amid the gasps and cringes.
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Michael Jordan, who once said he "cringes a little bit" when he is called the GOAT.
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A raunchy joke about actress Judi Dench's bizarre turn in Cats drew both cringes and delight.
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Her peculiar sense of humor is the kind that simultaneously draws laughs and cringes — and it works.
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I do say 'husband' more now, but a tiny part of me cringes with shame when I do.
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He meant Trump getting elected, of course, and watching the clip back on Monday night, Jackson visibly cringes.
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The lawyer cringes as Assange talks about how one of his accusers founded "the lesbian nightclub" in Gothenburg.
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Part of me cringes because I know that I have a product here that's so much better than that.
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There are songs in his catalog that he hears and cringes, but he believes others still hold up, musically.
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And when he hears that the movie's music is one of the most memorable works in cinema, he cringes.
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Lions beat Bears to keep playoff hopes alive DETROIT — Jim Caldwell cringes at the mere mention of the playoffs.
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The reader initially cringes as this gentle folksinger, spiralling through delusions of persecution, becomes a fat and drunk maunderer.
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What makes Mr. David's persnickety character so bracing is that he rarely cringes himself after making a social faux pas.
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He cringes a little at what he calls this "super wanky, super embarrassing 17-year-old shit," but he laughs too.
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She said she cringes now when she watches the footage of her being forced to do the splits by her coach.
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Though she cringes at the cliché, she says that she knew she would be an artist since she was a child.
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I ask her if she looks back now and cringes at what she said, and she pauses for a long time.
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The county erosion chair for 14 years, Hutchinson says that she cringes every time she sweeps dirt out of her house.
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"I was running on C.P. time," a reference to the stereotype "Colored People Time," which drew some cringes from the audience.
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" He said that he "cringes" when people say "Oh, that's the number" and run with it as "absolute truths or precise numbers.
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Nor will anyone who cringes at the idea of spending 18 hours or more cooped up in a 32-inch plane seat.
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She said has now taken a healthier approach but still cringes when she hears a person attacked over his or her weight.
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"Johnny English Strikes Again" has a few more laughs and far fewer cringes (and stereotypes) than the two films that preceded it.
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When Massima Desire clocks in and out of her shift, she cringes when she sees the name that pops up on the screen.
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News alongside BFF Jordyn Woods, Jenner revealed she still cringes when she sees footage of herself as a kid, twirling around on a pole.
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He's whiny, he's entitled, he's so grating he compresses the cringes you feel during an episode of Girls into four tight minutes of shittiness.
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To battle back the looming cringes of Zoey Johnson (Yara Shahidi) and her latest misadventure, I turned to the calming balm of Chinese food.
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The three of us talked about families, politics, and the cringes that come when your story is workshopped by a room of white writers.
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"Game of Thrones" showrunner David Benioff said that he cringes when watching ultra-violent episodes of the HBO series he created with D.B. Weiss.
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From raw pasta to hair-raising spoonfuls of mayonnaise, anything's fair game in Lucie and Joey's tummy-churning competition (and the cringes are legendary, obviously).
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The astonishing succession that has him spilling drinks on a single table multiple times (and thereby ending his career as a waiter) induces delicious cringes.
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His body language — the way he cringes in not-so-mock fear when he talks about Eliza — is like a cry straight from his psyche.
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A scene where Daisy is being seduced by a lizardlike agent (Gaetano Bruno) while Viola cringes in disgust is as funny as it is horrifying.
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The font attracted eye rolls and cringes from its inception, and has "long been the default punch line in the design community," one designer said.
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The problem is now we have to watch Rebecca be the lone agent of chaos while everyone around her cringes and waits for the crash.
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She gets so much value from her cards that when she sees a friend pay with debit instead of credit, she cringes at the lost opportunity.
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Oswald's face is contorted as he cringes from the gunshot while a hunched-over Ruby is seen from the back, his pistol still pointed at Oswald.
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While the audience laughed, the comedian's commentary and off-color jokes — including one about Judi Dench licking herself like a cat — drew criticism, groans and cringes.
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Fifty years later, Israel has had a preview of a Palestinian state in Gaza, and cringes at the prospect of replicating such folly on the West Bank.
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OK, wow, it's actually hard to think about this, because I'm the kind of person who cringes when I remember embarrassing things that happened years ago, but!
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Immediately after the Oscars played a clip of Seb explaining the art of jazz to his girlfriend Mia (Emma Stone), the La La Land star noticeably cringes.
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His former Ducks teammate Teemu Selanne, who is also in the Hall of Fame class of 2017, cringes when he looks back at that mid-ice collision.
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Truly loving the outfit she wears is of the utmost importance to Lively, who still cringes when she looks back at dresses she didn't feel 100% comfortable wearing.
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What about someone like me, someone who cringes at the thought of even thinking about considering maybe attempting to try and flirt with a bloke in a club?
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Anyone, famous or not quite, who has been the living, breathing investment of one or two more individuals recognizes, and probably cringes at, their parents' deeply camp habits.
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The crowd cheers and dances––until she, a white woman, raps the N-word and the collective whiteness of the bar cringes and shrinks back to their seats.
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Again, she's really young, and may look back on quotes she gave to journalists in her teens with the cringes we grant our adolescent outfits and political opinions.
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Everyone watching: *cringes because they know what's coming* Back at the house, Brett decided it was the time to dump Izzy because he has a "better connection" with Lauren.
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In a moment that would inspire cringes around the world, the co-host of the show, Martin Solveig, had greeted Hegerberg by asking if she knew how to twerk.
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Even though a young Fanning said that filming the kiss "was kind of fun," the now-adult actress said in 2011 that she cringes while watching that interview footage today.
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He is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, where he threatened legal action if his grades ever were leaked, and where much of that community cringes at the association.
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Every time David Arquette launches off the top rope, his family cringes inside ... 'cause the actor-turned-wrestler's sister tells TMZ Sports his new career scares the hell outta her!!
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In one close moment, Chloe notices that Rachel smells like lilac, then immediately wonders if Rachel is smelling her, then she cringes and wishes she took a shower that morning.
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A rabid pro-wrestling fan—he made a clandestine trip to Dallas in the middle of spring ball to take his mother to WrestleMania—he cringes at the "Phenom" moniker especially.
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From my current perch on the Upper East Side, I've often been moved to revisit these places, but never have, deterred, I guess, by reputations as "dangerous" (my inner liberal cringes!).
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During Team U.S.A.'s dominating qualifying round on Sunday, the nervous parents couldn't hide their cringes and sighs of relief as Aly competed on the uneven bars, one of her weakest events.
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When recounting her trip at the end of the video, she cringes while remembering how her makeup artist (whose face she shows unblurred) used unclean applicators and old products on her face.
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Take it from the experience of a '90s kid who cringes at her over-plucked skinny brows: This might come back to haunt you — unlike that broom standing up in your kitchen.
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The Our Brand Is Crisis star, 51, says she cringes at the idea of posting a slew of happy selfies for the world to "like," because the image they project simply isn't reality.
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Faye Resnick is still haunted by the murder of her best friend, Nicole Brown Simpson, and she cringes when she hears one of the icons of the O.J. Simpson saga is coming back.
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I once watched Mr. Bloomberg draw cringes from a Staten Island crowd when he joked that he was the only politician present not to have a vowel at the end of his name.
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She winces at talk of a top marginal tax rate of 70 percent and cringes at the growing use of "corporatist" as a slur against Democratic politicians deemed too cozy with business interests.
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In retrospect, Okimura knows she probably could have attended the match in Iran without much incident, but cringes at the spectacle of foreign women being allowed to enter the stadium when Iranian women aren't.
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That means the fans at home will get to watch all the casts' cringes, shrieks, and "Awwws," as everyone, save for Sammi "Sweetheart" Giancola, is reminded of their wildest moments from days gone bye.
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This is one reason why Ari Páll Kristinsson, head of the island's language planning council, cringes at the idea of linguistic "purity", and suggests shyly that one speak simply of the "Icelandic vocabulary tradition".
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During the rest, the viewer watches as Sany herself struggles to balance her love of graffiti with her normal life and cringes as the close knit film crew faces problem after problem with production.
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We see Jett fend off a tarantula, narrowly avoid being thrown from his sailboat by a pod of hippos and make terrible puns about Christmas that somehow elicit adoration rather than cringes from Schuster.
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The research suggests that such people, by extension, also may be oblivious to the effect of their attempts at physical contact, and perhaps blind to the cringes of someone they're trying to reassure or support.
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Glenn Rossi, the owner and operator of Used to Be's, one of the few bars in the Mantoloking area, looks at a full parking lot outside his bar on the weekend and cringes, he said.
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It's no spoiler to say that the X-Force sequences are hilarious, unexpected, and utterly outrageous at times, displaying a freewheeling willingness to cross every line imaginable, in ways that provoke as many cringes as laughs.
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" Cannon resurfaced a 2010 tweet from Silverman — who recently said she cringes at "material I did 10 years ago" — where she wrote, "I dont mean this in a hateful way but the new bachelorette's a f—.
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"It's not the first time that he's said things that the party just cringes at and says, 'What in the world are you saying?" the Utah Republican told CNN's Chris Cuomo on "Cuomo Prime Time" Monday.
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Hiers quietly watched the video of what happened on October 3, the incident that he says he has no memory of, and cringes as he hears people laugh and joke as he is barely able to move.
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Ten years have passed since Lauren Conrad made that fateful drive from Laguna Beach to Hollywood, captivating audiences as a young twentysomething on MTV's The Hills, but the lifestyle maven says she still cringes at certain memories.
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Little did she know there were more cringes to come, as she was forced to stay uncomfortably tight-lipped about boyfriend Chris Martin, when DeGeneres did her best to get her to open up about their relationship.
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Now that nearly five years have passed since the release of the final Potter film, 2011's Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2 the star says he looks back on his work in the series and cringes.
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At the State Department, he finds himself negotiating with other power centers — from a White House with conflicting factions and priorities to the Defense Department — and managing a bureaucracy that largely cringes at the president's approach to the world.
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And while there were some definite full-body cringes as I relived some familiar moments, the show is such a funny and honest portrayal of puberty that it was actually strangely comforting to go back to that moment in time.
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Indeed, it is hard not to notice that the stock market cringes and falls when talk of trade barriers rises, and it recovers when it becomes clear that initial descriptions of trade policy steps turn out to be heavier on rhetoric than impact.
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The more soul-sucking aspects — fund-raising ranks high — have been made easier by his turn as the masked villain Kylo Ren in "Star Wars: The Force Awakens," though he cringes (nay, curses) at hauling out the character in exchange for cash.
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" Clinton then handed the paper to Kimmel, who read aloud a Trump quote that has been inducing cringes across the country ever since he uttered it during a 2006 appearance on The View: "I've said if Ivanka weren't my daughter, perhaps I'd be dating her.
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" Junk food pretending to be healthy gets no love, and she cringes at the ingredients people try to stuff into a bag of chips to fool you like chia seeds, quinoa and flax, "Zero grams of guilt, anyone can put that on a package.
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Pinegrove turns lyrics such as these into rousing and sometimes twangy rock songs, which fail to be cool in two different ways: they are equally as likely to elicit cringes from listeners who value emotional restraint as they are from those who demand fashionable innovation.
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If you're the type of person that physically cringes at the thought of anything even vaguely romantic, then cast your eye over the images below — we've pushed aside anything corny and scoured social media for the most gloriously un-romantic things the UK has to offer.
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Anxious behaviors include whether the dog whines or barks when left home alone or cringes or cowers in groups of people, and impulsivity can be seen in whether the dog jumps on people when greeting them or excessively tugs on the leash when going on walks.
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But as we know from the show's other flashbacks, there was no stopping the virus, and so we get to watch as Pamela cringes in horror and frantically applies Purell as everyone around her — including a society rival played with perfect condescension by Laura Dern — starts dropping dead.
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Naz panics when he sees the body, and the viewer cringes as we watch him do exactly the wrong things—we're trained from decades of cop shows to know the amateur mistakes he's making, how easy he's making it for the police to pin the crime on him.
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The 68-year-old, who is fighting for his life after years of alcohol abuse, says he cringes to think that his grandchildren will know that he slept with roughly 10,000 women over the years — an admission he initially made to ESPN's 30 for 20173 in a special to air in November.
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As a mad and arbitrary evil starts snatching people out of the air, holding them without legal recourse in a civil aviation system that's been turned, at the stroke of a pen, into a vast network of black sites, Britain cringes, and says: great stuff, but please don't do it to me.
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She knows of one husband who still cringes when he thinks back to the toast his brothers gave the couple on their wedding day: "It was clear they didn't prepare, and they focused on his hapless days, how he was a lost bachelor in the city without acknowledging all that he accomplished," Ms. Fenton said.
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He cringes, sweats, and begs, a scene followed by footage from a silent film of 1927, Uncle Tom's Cabin, and Baldwin's words that because Uncle Tom refused to take vengeance, he was no hero to him as a boy: In the case of the American Negro, from the moment you are born every stick and stone, every face, is white.
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Putting grown adults Maya Erskine and Anna Konkle in middle school drag and making them act alongside real pre-teenagers in a perfect visual recreation of millennial childhood is a wildly clever way to remind viewers that the hormonal nonsense of 13-year-olds is valid even when it's stupid — a lesson anyone who cringes when they think about 7th grade would be wise to remember.
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Although Krugman cringes at the idea of a Republican-controlled government, his wishes might come to pass when Trump takes office in January and Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE's (R-Wis.) Congress faces a mandate from the people to fix America's crumbling roads, bridges and airports.
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Read more:The director of 'Independence Day' says he watches Marvel movies to fall asleep on planes'Game of Thrones' creator David Benioff says he cringes watching some scenes where they took the violence 'too far'Daniel Craig shuts down 'f------ ridiculous' idea that Phoebe Waller-Bridge was hired for the new Bond movie just because she's a womanChris Evans accidentally spoiled Captain America's most poignant scene in 'Avengers: Endgame' for Anthony Mackie
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"It's kinda ironic," he smirks, "I spent high school just daydreaming about being in a band, and doing really bad, and then when the opportunity came to play in a band, I went back to school to be in high school again as a teacher…" He cringes at the idea of any of his students knowing of his band life, though, more than happy to keep the worlds as separate as possible.
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