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Blush in sentence

109 examples of Blush in a sentence

And if you look carefully, you can see that there's a black blush right there.
I blush whenever I show this.
What is he thinking about that's making him blush?
At first blush, the case seemed like it was open and shut, but my research had shown that single-witness identification cases are prone to error.
At first blush you think, "Hey it's crazy, what could you possibly gain?"
That first blush of blue is where the night and day are trying to find harmony with each other.
We have complete control over his blush responses, the diameter of his nostrils to denote stress.
The spaceship gets there and finds that very human-like Martians live there and have technological advances that would make Earth blush.
There are the random musical songs interspersed through the movie, the long pointless script and enough grating slapstick to make Jerry Lewis blush.
A fantasy, to be sure, but one so cockeyed it would make John Lennon blush.
My favorite parts though have to be when the girls giggle and blush as the bikers drag them off to gang rape them.
The story tells that a real witch cannot fall in love, blush or cry and this begins to prove a big problem between Shep and Gillian, so Nick and Aunt Queenie decided they have to do something about this situation.
For living out in Gascony, France in the late 1600s, why is Valentine wear heavy eye-shadow, cheek blush, and bright lip stick?
Similar in tone to "Henry - Portrait of a Serial Killer", this is a well written, thinking man's thriller that doesn't blush at its atrocities.
The plot doesn't have to make sense (communist boy-scouts sending crystal-clear broadband hostage-killing footage out of some dingy village and patriotic fervor that would make Rambo 3 blush), as long as the lead dude is kicking bad guy after bad guy in all the places it's supposed to hurt.
At first blush I thought "Stardom" had the appearance of a film worth watching with sufficient talent on its roster to ensure some kind of entertainment.
At first blush, City of Ember seems like it would be a thrilling sci-fi adventure, a page out of Jules Verne's playbook, but ultimately it fails to completely scale the dizzying heights of its creative premise.
Not unless you have a sick affinity for a violently aggregated body count that would make Tarantino blush!
Instead, with America’s help, they are enjoying the first blush of freedom.
At first blush, the travelers are thrilled.
At first blush, it might seem that markets are registering a massive vote of confidence in the president-elect, believing that his policies will be good for the US economy and, by extension, for the dollar.
At first blush, there would seem to be no agreement on what fair cuts would look like.
At first blush, this would seem to vindicate US President Donald Trump, who came to office pledging to “Make America Great Again.”
Indeed, Japan’s G-7 counterparts (including the Europeans who might well blush here, because their own policies are based on a radically anti-Keynesian view) have been urging Japan to adopt Keynesian policies year after year.
Not only did he and his entourage fail to achieve their primary diplomatic goal of building alliances to help in the fight against the Ottoman Empire; they also left a slew of stately homes in a state that might have made Keith Moon blush.
After all, at first blush, such flows do not seem to be as powerful or as urgent a threat to people’s wellbeing as, say, not having enough food to survive.
At first blush, it certainly does not seem so.
This has been especially true when Chinese state-owned enterprises (SOEs) have aspired to buy, or buy into, iconic US corporations that have a blush of national-security significance about them.
At first blush, this seems absurd: Why would anyone want to lend money for a negative nominal return when they could simply hold on to the cash and at least not lose in nominal terms?
At first blush, the celebration seems warranted.
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