Recoiling

I don’t blame young people from recoiling at Trump.

So don’t let the news establishment blame you for recoiling from the worst.

Instead of recoiling at the idea of living alone as I head into the next decade, I love it.

Manu’s recoiling out of a seemingly innocuous fend on Adam Doueihi was the only blight on the Roosters evening, while the Tigers had nothing but a 79th-minute consolation try to show for their efforts.

I find myself recoiling, worried that I might be reacting too quickly.

Sitting through this twisting, turning documenting about the trial of Michael Peterson – charged with the murder in 2003 of his wife – the viewer may find themselves alternately empathising with and recoiling from the accused.

Twitter needed both advertisers and new users, but some of the online world was recoiling at the free-for-all the platform had become.

As for the more conventional Large family: it’s enough for some parents, perhaps understandably, that the story, published in 1989, features words such as fat and diet, with the elephants recoiling, in flagrant defiance of Michelle Obama’s Let’s Move!

Perhaps, the Nigerian Elders Forum can truly drive the search for a new Nigeria if its members avoid the trappings of recoiling to narrow and anachronistic perceptions that nationhood is all about cake sharing rather than baking the cake.

At the point where its shock has been the most violent the sea is driven back, and suddenly recoiling with redoubled force, causes the inundation.

Guard hairs give warnings that may trigger a recoiling reaction.

The total energy of the decay process is divided between the electron, the antineutrino, and the recoiling nuclide.

Thus in a fraction of the nuclear events (the recoil-free fraction, given by the Lamb–Mössbauer factor ), the entire crystal acts as the recoiling body, and these events are essentially recoil-free.

With further stretching, the jumper has an increasing upward acceleration and at some point has zero vertical velocity before recoiling upward.

With poor sales, and many publishers recoiling from his subject matter, Howard ultimately judged poetry writing a luxury he could not afford, and after 1930 he wrote little verse, instead dedicating his time to short stories and higher-paying markets.

Wright's men made little progress south of the Mechanicsville Road, which connected New and Old Cold Harbor, recoiling from heavy fire.