Contoh twinge

• Even those who claim they positively enjoy it nevertheless usually admit to feeling more than occasional twinges of apprehension about the outcome.

• Yet however bad some individual spelling habits have become, we can occasionally detect twinges of guilt, along with recognition that spelling, like clothes, can still make the man.

• If not, would a short twinge?

• I admit to a twinge of impatience with them and with the arts world over this contemplation of their own navel.

• I may have brought some twinges of recollection to his mind.

• Surely they will feel a twinge of conscience when they see what is going on.

• One only hopes that their repetition does not again recall the men who can still hear the decalogue repeated without a twinge of conscience.

• We might be at our local market and, perhaps, have a twinge of conscience when we see an animal being poorly treated.

• Many children regard the odd twinge as a price worth paying to seem to their friends to be at the leading edge of fashion.

• It may be that one or two of the banks are having a twinge of conscience about that, but that is not adequate.

• However, it did not contain any twinge of conscience.

• My only twinge of conscience is that we let it go through far too quickly.

• So what have we now—a twinge of conscience, a change of heart, an admission that they got it wrong before?

• One would not expect anything so strong as that, but there has not even been a slight twinge of unease.

• It is hard to read these lines without a twinge of melancholy, history having moved in the opposite direction.