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1
In later years he'd
bristle
when
lumped in with the hard-core industry.
2
It's been such fun to see Dot
bristle
when
I teased her.
3
It was as though she could see Perry
bristle
when
he growled the one word.
4
One of her worst faults was to
bristle
when
she felt ignored by reason of her gender.
5
No wonder athletes
bristle
when
someone has the temerity - and good sense - to ask them an actual question.
6
CEO and serial tech entrepreneur Phil Libin used to
bristle
when
people would refer to Evernote as a digital notebook.
7
Chinese can
bristle
when
foreigners complain about pervasive bribery and how insiders use their connections, or guanxi, to win business.
8
I don't think her subject matter was so daring, and I
bristle
when
people say writing about sex itself is daring.
9
The rebuke annoyed a number of Ley's colleagues, some of whom
bristle
when
the National party tail wags the Liberal party dog.
10
He began to
bristle
when
he heard the jobless referred to as malingerers; obviously some were, but far more craved the opportunity to work.
11
Gingrich
bristled
when
CNN debate moderator John King asked about the allegations.
12
Yet Hart
bristled
when
asked if he had faith in England's rearguard.
13
He
bristled
when
asked whether he still had another victory in him.
14
More than one venture capitalist
bristles
when
asked what Twitter could do better.
15
His bushy beard
bristled
when
he smiled at me, revealing frighteningly long fangs.
16
David Cameron loathes him, allegedly
bristling
when
he is within sight.
bristle
when
bristle