cringingly's Usage Examples:

Concept News Central admitted, "Can’t Help Falling in Love may have some cringingly corny scenes" but ".

It is cringingly, rewardingly intimate.

Cultcha commented that Birds was "something quite magical, but at times cringingly twee and fluffy, but in terms of artistic endeavour, it"s a tour-de-force.

classical music, rather than "second guessing youthful tunes and getting it cringingly wrong".

Nathan Hale should have pre-emptively run up the white flag and then cringingly taken the blood guilt of potential assassins and tyrants upon itself.

final nonsense by ascribing the happy ending to divine intervention, in a cringingly sententious epilogue.

Burr found the story "exhausting" and preachy, he criticized the "cringingly bald, full of self-help blather" dialogue, and deemed male characters.

particularly inspired lyric, but at the same time, it"s far from the cringingly clichéd mess that it could have been.

with Meyerbeer, up to 1846, is described by historian David Conway as "cringingly obsequious".

It"s also cringingly unfunny.

London called it "budget-conscious, simplistically plotted and often cringingly performed".

whistles and bangs, cringingly dated, sexist and, ultimately, sadly pseudo-homocentric banter.

Cultcha commented that Birds was "something quite magical, but at times cringingly twee and fluffy, but in terms of artistic endeavour, it’s a tour-de-force.