Usage of "feel a twinge"

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Usage of feel a twinge in English

It was great this week. Then I feel a twinge of doubt. 
 Within arm's reach 

For the first time, she didn't feel a twinge at hearing Mona's name. 
 Wicked 

If you're short with someone, you may feel a twinge of regret tomorrow! 
 The South African 

I fear I indulged in the hock yesterday, for I feel a twinge. 
 Tancred; Or, The New Crusade 

You're welcome. You feel a twinge of guilt but it's for the best. 
 The Irish Times 

Again, the decent liberal reader may feel a twinge of unease. 
 The god delusion 

I feel a twinge of guilt that I might be the reason she's late. 
 Arcadia falls 

I scarcely feel a twinge, Rosalind said with a smile. 
 The spurned viscountess 

Not for the first time, I feel a twinge of pity for that tumour. 
 The Guardian 

I did feel a twinge of sadness at our parting. 
 Independent.ie 

But really, my dear- Iknowmen-andyou need never feel a twinge of jealousy. 
 The Seeker 

I feel a twinge of guilt and shake my head. 
 Divergent 

Never did my heart feel a twinge like that moment! 
 Anna St. Ives 

I feel a twinge of guilt thinking about Charlotte. 
 True Lies 

I feel a twinge of poor man's gout 
 Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 150, March 1, 1916 

I feel a twinge of freeloader's anxiety. 
 Shadow of the Mothaship 

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Meanings of feel a twinge in English