How To Use Twinge In A Sentence
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Those brought up in the punk rock era will have a twinge of nostalgia for the days when it was a badge of honour to be gobbed on by your idols.
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Man with just a passing twinge of shame.
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Suffice it to say that if I feel any kind of twinge, I wait awhile to see if it's worth the time investment to go.
Stupid question.
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However, the bi-polar Albert Square resident is in for a fright when she feels a "twinge" in her tummy and worries she is losing the baby.
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He took some time to examine the still-healing wound on her leg that still gave her twinges of pain when pressed.
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One stoical person’s mild twinge is another, more sensitive patient’s agony.
On a scale of one to ten...
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A sharp twinge of pain caused him to take in a hissing breath in an effort to resist temptation of crying out as she found the spot.
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First off, it is kind of unsurprising that you, a rightwinger, would whine about Clinton.
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It was not a blind, stabbing pain, but just a throb and a twinge.
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I look forward to her future with uncertainty, I look to her past with a twinge of nostalgia.
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I don't know that I'm particularly afraid of you, after all," declared the exponent of The Searchlight, and Banneker felt a twinge of dismay lest he might have derived, somewhence, an access of courage.
Success A Novel
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In reality, however, it's a courtroom drama with a twinge of the supernatural (most of which occurs during flash-backs).
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A nerve suddenly twinged in her chest, and without a second thought, she shot for the surface of the pool, suddenly afraid.
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I admit I felt a twinge of guilt as we left.
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She wriggled off the windowsill and scrambled onto the stone wall, ignoring the twinges of pain in her damaged wrist.
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I feel a very slight twinge of sympathy for its owners.
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The thought brought fear and a twinge of panic as Christopher scrubbed at his scalp.
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Climbing its slopes, with a twinge of excitement I spot an encampment of black tents set in the fold of a green glen.
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Certainly not, say 61%, although 23% admit to an occasional twinge of envy.
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The first time I read this, I felt a twinge of panic.
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Shortly after the three of us set upon his dorm room to dismantle it, a small but sharp twinge of pain registered just under my left kneecap.
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WHEN was the last time you enjoyed a sandwich without a twinge of guilt?
The Sun
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I lay there with slight twinges of pain racing up and down my ribs, neck, face and realized that the house was completely silent.
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It took months for me to recover, and still today there's a twinge in my pelvis at times.
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And, in a strange, twisted way, I'm grateful that my twinges and aches and creakings seem often enough to concentrate all together on a single day.
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He felt a slight twinge in his damaged hamstring.
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For example, if someone is suffering from arthritis in the knees, they will feel a sharp twinge, rather like a needle, when the machine sends a charge to the corresponding point on their ear.
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At the Consecration of the Mass, when the Eucharist was held high for the world to see His triumph—grant Francie her life and take mine—Franklin had felt a twinge in his neck.
Shortcut Man
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When I came upon the deli, its sign glowing like a beacon in the brumous night, a slight twinge of anticipation quickened my pace.
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As a rightwinger, I’m with Halliburton on this and say we need to “stay the course” until the gravy train dries completely up.
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I know I feel a twinge of guilt while rushing out the grocery store and past the food drive donation box.
Christianity Today
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It may include feelings of guilt or profanation, at times engendering a twinge-or surge-of regret, an impulse to repent.
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She gave me a saucy answer, as I was disposed to think it, because I had just then a twinge, that I could scarce bear; for pain is a plaguy thing to a man of my lively spirits.
Pamela
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By midday the pains had gone from sharp twinges every 5 minutes or so to a constant, agonising pain (Which the Dr at the hospital told me were contractions as my cervix had to open up).
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Friends of Willem Ratte" leader Dawid Grobbelaar told the crowd that the Attorney-General had said he would "accomodate" a request for the rightwinger's release, providing it was made by
ANC Daily News Briefing
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Quentin felt the magic of his sword subside, a red haze fading into twinges of emptiness and unfulfilled need, a mix of emotions that tore at him like brambles.
Antrax
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If they get a twinge, their solution is to pull up a bar stool and tell a gag.
Times, Sunday Times
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She takes a fiber supplement when she feels the early twinges of abdominal pain.
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He was extremely gentle with her, and she felt only the smallest twinges of pain as he carried her up the grand stairs towards her rooms.
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You still get that twinge of excitement you felt when you were young.
Times, Sunday Times
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He felt a sharp twinge of guilt for not taking the trouble to visit her.
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Blair reached up to the overhead to retrieve his pack, and a twinge of remembered pain clutched his chest.
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The sense he had so often had, since the first hour of his disembarkment, of being further and further “in,” treated him again at this moment to another twinge; but in this wonderful way of her putting him in there continued to be something exquisitely remorseless.
The Ambassadors
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No matter how much we all like to pretend we've grown out of Christmas, there is still a twinge of excitement associated with the unwrapping of any present.
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The serious side of this new Midtown spot is represented by the green salsa, alive and kicking with tart tomatillo and hot green chile, with a twinge of cilantro snaking through.
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Rebecca experienced a brief twinge of embarrassment as she wondered just what her children had seen if anything.
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You still get that twinge of excitement you felt when you were young.
Times, Sunday Times
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The sharp twinge of pain combined with suddenly rising to his feet must have induced a vasovagal attack.
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I also feel a twinge of oldfashioned national pride.
Times, Sunday Times
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Prudence, her eyes on him, felt alarmed when she saw what must have been a twinge of pain seize his body and pass over his face.
Prudence Crandall, Woman of Courage
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By the autumn of 1964, he was feeling the odd twinge in training.
Times, Sunday Times
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He picked his bruised body gingerly off the floor, cursing as his abused hands twinged with pain.
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While he was thinking of a way to entertain himself, he suddenly felt a small twinge of pain in his head.
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Smiling proudly, Mayor Metwinger straightened his purple mayoral robes and gulped in a big breath, prepar - ing to ad-lib the traditionally long but unwritten kender marriage ceremony.
Stalling
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I admit I felt a twinge of guilt as we left.
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I felt a twinge of jealousy and anger, I rarely got jealous over things mostly because half the time I didn't care.
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Halfway through the day I turned my head and felt a sudden twinge of pain.
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Lauren smiled at her friend and felt a twinge of jealousy at the same time.
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His battered stomach muscles - constricted from lack of use - sent a sharp twinge of pain skittering across his abdomen.
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On television, rightwinger Glenn Beck has deployed this below-the-belt technique most flagrantly, but Nazi symbols have also appeared on signs waved by leftwingers in street protests.
Toni Raiten-DâAntonio: Troubled Times and the Scapegoating of the 'Other'
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The offending molar twinged as the twilight breeze drew more coolness into the air.
O' Bending Light
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You have a calm understanding of love and smile at situations that in the past may have sparked a twinge of jealousy.
The Sun
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It is impossible not to feel a faint twinge of wellbeing.
Times, Sunday Times
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She could still feel the wrinkled skin of her fingers from the apple's juice and the dull twinge of pain that penetrated every muscle in her back.
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The second is neurotic: everyone is liable to instinctive twinges of possessiveness, so lovers shouldn't rub each other's noses in adventures outside their patch.
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As Gretchen elaborated, Ikiri felt a surge of anger, jealousy, and a twinge of loss.
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He dismissed as "nonsense and a lot of hot air" statements allegedly attributed to AWB leader Eugene Terre'Blanche, in which he threatened to "donder" anyone who touched a rightwinger.
ANC Daily News Briefing
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Her side twinged, but she refused to double over again.
Sweet Deceit
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It took months for me to recover, and still today there's a twinge in my pelvis at times.
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A twinge of disappointment colored her happiness as she remembered her parents wouldn't be sharing in that wonderful moment.
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If they get a twinge, their solution is to pull up a bar stool and tell a gag.
Times, Sunday Times
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Hatetalk radio hellfire rightwinger bigot-blather, is brain toxic and disturbing the peace, incitement of public disorder, and exactly the style of Hitler's invocation of naziism.
OpEdNEws Demands Civility Among Disagreeing Progressives
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Cuddling into his warmth, she allowed her eyes to close as her anger ebbed until it faded completely, leaving a small twinge of guilt in its wake.
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He was feeling twinges from a calf injury after 20 minutes of the game.
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I know I feel a twinge of guilt while rushing out the grocery store and past the food drive donation box.
Christianity Today
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It twinged, it stabbed, and it sliced through his nerves.
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He felt a sharp twinge of guilt for not taking the trouble to visit her.
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When you return to the street, you'll look around and feel a twinge of homesickness.
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She took in a deep breath as the nerves twinged but it passed after a few seconds and she continued across the room to where Donna lay, the Doctor sitting beside her and holding one hand.
Her Miracles
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A sharp twinge of agony shot up her left arm, reaching her shoulder and spreading through her entire chest.
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Landing hard she ignored the twinge that shot up her leg, stumbling past the daemon to the control platform and shoving the wheel around to fully open the floodgate.
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It would merely serve to shine a light under the dark, dank rock from which hypocritic, delusional [R] ightwingers slither.
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He felt a sharp twinge of guilt for not taking the trouble to visit her.
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Immediately after my Tweet and the froth-flecked reverberations its flight inspired, I felt more than twinges of regret that I had roused the beasts which I have sought for years to placate through the uttering of low amusements: I felt genuine anxiety that their ire was directed at me, a Show-off who depends on goodwill to ensure the making of a living which in this economy is no easy feat.
Steven Weber: Listen to the Mocking Bird
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So that even now, when the hortator of the bireme struck the skin hide of the drum to set the measure for the oarsmen, Casca could feel a twinge seem to ripple over his back, for a slave master's lash, on the galley he had slaved on, had made its mark there.
The Eternal Mercenary
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In your love life, you deal with a twinge of jealousy before it causes trouble.
The Sun
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Mine started as a "twinge" in my neck almost as if I had pinched a nerve.
California Literary Review
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For a moment, Arnold felt a twinge of sympathy for Mr Wilson.
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She said that she felt a slight twinge in her quad so she withdrew as a precaution.
Times, Sunday Times
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Rather than defining genres, Skinner explores them, intersecting garage and hip-hop with rave, reggae, and even a twinge of bedsit indie.
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There is something about a person who has the integrity to live as they profess to believe that never fails to spark at least a faint twinge of admiration.
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Another half mile, and with an eye on the weather, and tiny twinges in rusty legs, we took a convenient track that arced down to cross the valley to fords of flat sandstone.
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There was a brief twinge of pain as she squeezed a sleeper through the needle hole.
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Psychiatrists will tell you that because rightwingers like you repress your true sexuality, it oozes out like a toxin – whereas liberals who embrace whatever or whoever they are tend to actually be more stable and less freaky … It was a good speculation on their part – but not the actual reason.
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And if Hank so much as twinged, the pain would be … unthinkable.
The Darkest Edge of Dawn
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I also feel a twinge of oldfashioned national pride.
Times, Sunday Times
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As the balls would rake the subnascent appendage, making it twinge with the sharp sting, he would cry out:
Ellen Walton The Villain and His Victims
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Tash nodded non-committally, feeling a twinge of something like guilt.
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I guess the rightwingers were correct afterall: hollywood DOES attract the wierdest and slimiest pieces of lowlife.
Tom DeLay trades political stage for the real thing
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Winter was over but there was room for a twinge of regret, it seemed to me, and a little mournful Polish fatalism.
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Should he tune in at home, Long will surely have more than a twinge of regret.
Times, Sunday Times
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The tiny minority upset me when they feel they can't attend work because of a sniffle or a twinge.
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I had about three or four shots on the range where it twinged," he said.
Defending champion Harrington labors to ignore rain, pain
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Her heart twinged again, but she ignored it and stalked toward the window.
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Following Sunday's 30-16 loss to the Rams, Bidwell said he felt a "twinge" on his final punt earlier that afternoon.
Early signs on Bidwell's hip are not encouraging
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I nodded slightly, starting to sit up, ignoring the twinges of pain searing across my whole upper body.
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The side of my face gave a sharp twinge of pain, but I pushed that aside.
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Then we began hugging everyone in sight but still we all were feeling a twinge of sadness being unable to hug all our friends and family back home.
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His stomach twinged violently and he wretched upon the walkway.
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By midday the pains had gone from sharp twinges every 5 minutes or so to a constant, agonising pain.
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'Moneyholism,' Jik said, like a lecturer to a dimmish class, 'is a widespread disease easily understood by everyone who has ever felt a twinge of greed, which is everyone.'
In The Frame
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In all of this Supreme Court daydreaming, is any rightwinger going to say outright, “Everything we said about “judicial activism” was pure smokescreen”?
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As soon as his right leg hit the ground, his knee twinged with pain.
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Those listening to the Harvard history don are not the only people feeling a twinge of conscience.
Times, Sunday Times
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You might feel a twinge of jealousy at a friend's success until you see that it has a lucky spin-off for you.
The Sun
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No what differentiates us from the apes is we feel shame, except for rightwingers who dont understand the concept, and we use cutlery.
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She took a deep breath of crisp morning air twinged with bus fumes.
Appreciating Her Situation Uniquely
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However, she felt a twinge of disappointment when she couldn't see him.
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McCain gives me that ... well ... that imperial Romanesque kind of twinge in my belly.
Several protesters interrupt McCain speech
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Break the gridlock and let the talking heads on tv invite on every airheaded rightwinger they can round up.
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A twinge of regret at the passing years?
Times, Sunday Times
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Then as I began to relax and almost enjoy myself, the twinges and pains started.
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I'm sure of only one thing: that I don't trust anyone - pro or con - who doesn't feel a twinge of doubt about his or her responses.
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I am not more straight-laced than many people, yet I confess it always gives me a kind of twinge to see a young man yielding to intemperance of any kind.
Alone
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She felt a twinge of jealousy wondering if he was the same way with Mia and she couldn't help but long for a man like Blake.
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It is impossible not to feel a faint twinge of wellbeing.
Times, Sunday Times
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A twinge of conscience made me think about calling Damien.
Times, Sunday Times
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I felt a twinge in my knee.
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A twinge of conscience made me think about calling Damien.
Times, Sunday Times
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Her back twinged with pain, she didn't want to do anything right now.
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twinges of conscience
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Lee laughed aloud, and then held his side, as the laughter caused his side to flare in a sharp twinge of pain.
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Those listening to the Harvard history don are not the only people feeling a twinge of conscience.
Times, Sunday Times
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It does present a contrasting, future side of Bella, maybe even twinged with the fantasy/girlish flare that Alice known for.
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Akbar jumped up, ignoring the twinge of rheumatism which sudden action always produced in his leg.
KARA KUSH
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Lynn, aged 45, of Blackstone Edge, is chief physiotherapist for the UK team and will have overall responsibility for looking after the tweaks and twinges of hundreds of competitors.
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Jinx caught himself with his hands before he fell for the fourth time in ten minutes, swallowing the wince as his aching wrist twinged.
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I snapped my attention back to my friends and felt a twinge of annoyance after hearing Drew's speech.
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By the autumn of 1964, he was feeling the odd twinge in training.
Times, Sunday Times
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Naturally, I'll experience a twinge of envy as employed friends brag about their party excesses.
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I always wait to read them until Jon gets home, and then I usually read it aloud in a deep, low, gravelly voice with a twinge of a Southern accent, since he's in Texas.
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Stephen forgets, of course, that Christmas is approaching; and if you want to do your bit to feed the shrinking rightwinger, send gifts of stollen and mince pies care of Civitas.
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WHEN was the last time you enjoyed a sandwich without a twinge of guilt?
The Sun
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My stomach twinged in protest as I thought of the girls in the hallway, and I hoped to head off a stomachache with sleep.
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You might feel a twinge of jealousy at a friend's success until you see that it has a lucky spin-off for you.
The Sun
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It was during Juliet rehearsals in 1955 that Rodgers felt twinges of pain in his left jaw.
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It started quite innocently - a small twinge developed into a spreading stiffness across my lower back.
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Her father had died almost seven years ago now and her heart still twinged whenever the door opened and he wasn't there to greet her.
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Should he tune in at home, Long will surely have more than a twinge of regret.
Times, Sunday Times
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But as she discovered a lot of the aching and twinges of sharp pain had gone, giving her some relief as she moved and walked.
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There was a hard thud when she 'and a slight twinge in her wrist, all mixed up with shand stamping and snorting.
A Ring And A Promise
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He felt a twinge underneath the bone while pushing off out of the batter's box and running to first.
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To see him with such a pained worried look in his eyes; my heart gave a light twinge.
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He felt a twinge in his knee as he jumped over the wall.
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He flexed tired fingers and massaged his arm, then flinched at a twinge of pain in his chest.
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A twinge of regret at the passing years?
Times, Sunday Times
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The former smoker may have felt a slight twinge of nostalgia when he supported proposals to introduce plain cigarette packaging this week.
Times, Sunday Times
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Damaris Metwinger -- your birthmate -- and I pro - pose to become engaged, and to be married as soon as possible.
Stalling
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Had any twinges, aches, discombobulations lately, or even an angry tooth?
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He felt a sharp twinge of guilt for not taking the trouble to visit her.
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American Chronicle
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The delicate crystalline structure which had risen in the wake of his twinge was the result.
Sentenced To Prism
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The feeling of loneliness which he had always had - not the occasional twinges that everyone must feel, but a continual sense of "differentness" that had forced him to stand apart from his fellow humans, and they from him.
Ring Around the Sun
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The way he said Aiden twinged a nerve but I kept ignoring him.
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After four films I have to say without a twinge of doubt that Leonardo is no De Niro.
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The captain, awakened by a sharp twinge from a haemorrhoid, came out into the kitchen, saw Pelagia fast asleep, and did not know what to do.
Captain Corelli's Mandolin
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Lifting a box of books that afternoon, I felt an unpleasant twinge in my left glute.
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She rolled over onto her back and stretched, feeling the muscles in her arms and legs twinge in pain.
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The sharp twinge of pain combined with suddenly rising to his feet must have induced a vasovagal attack.
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But not without a twinge of regret.
Times, Sunday Times
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Deran had broken his left arm twice, himself; he hardly noticed when it twinged with bad weather.
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Rightwinger John Redwood has been put in charge of the Conservative party's parliamentary campaigns unit.
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They have made even the hardest-hearted of us feel a twinge of pity where few of us expected to find one.
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Salter, though primarily still doing his duty to a guest he didn't like much, felt some low-level twinges of curiosity about her.
A BODY SURROUNDED BY WATER
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When I pour the pints of flocculated yeast left in the bottom of my carboy down the sink, I feel a twinge of regret.
Archive 2008-10-01
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If you are now experiencing a twinge of embarrassment, it is probably because of a costly error of judgement in relating to somebody from the opposite sex.
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Then at 65m, far out in front of the field, a sudden twinge tickles his thigh.
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“It was,” he said, “a very foolish business, he thought; but to oblige Sir Bingo and Captain MacTurk, he had no objection to walk with them about noon as far as the Buck-stane, although he must observe the day was hazy, and he had felt a prophetic twinge or two, which looked like a visit of his old acquaintance podagra.”
Saint Ronan's Well
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Early last season he was lifting a luggage bag from a hotel lift when he twinged something.
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I felt a twinge of pain in my back.
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The former smoker may have felt a slight twinge of nostalgia when he supported proposals to introduce plain cigarette packaging this week.
Times, Sunday Times
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But not without a twinge of regret.
Times, Sunday Times
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The plane stopped off in Thailand, when I suddenly became overwhelmed with a wave of curiosity and maybe just a twinge of compassion.
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Fiora's face was splotched with angry red spots, but a twinge of hurt somehow found its way into her enraged voice.
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There was a twinge of regret inside of her, but she quickly chewed on a mouthful of salad to take her mind off of things.
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I felt a twinge of anxiety when I first moved to Manhattan.
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Still not experiencing a twinge of fear, she eyed the man up and down.
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My ribs barely twinged, even at the quick change in my position.
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McConnell could be forgiven for feeling a twinge of envy.
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She said that she felt a slight twinge in her quad so she withdrew as a precaution.
Times, Sunday Times
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The Roman Catholics surprised everyone by electing a hard-core rightwinger as Pope.
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She felt a twinge of guilt about cancelling at the last moment.
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You have a calm understanding of love and smile at situations that in the past may have sparked a twinge of jealousy.
The Sun
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Sweet swallowed back a twinge of poptart that was trying to escape and for the first time felt just a little exposed in his BVDs and bare feet.
Snap
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He woke to a rap on the door and a flood of sunlight that caused his forehead to twinge in pain.
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She slung the bookbag over one shoulder, which twinged.
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I feel a very slight twinge of sympathy for its owners.
Times, Sunday Times
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Maybe it was to add romance; though I firmly quenched the thought with a good dose of rationality, a small romantic part of me twinged in a wrenching way when Alice chose to go back to reality after Hatter asked her to stay.
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She felt no remorse, not even the tiniest twinge of guilt for what she had just done.
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Anyone who has heard Mr. Russo would recognize his booming, Syosset-twinged rasp.
This Yapping (Mad) Dog Has His Day
