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42 examples of Wrinkle in a sentence

People, I guess, decided that they would not wrinkle their ties.
I first tried online dating my freshman year of college, which was in 2001, in case you can't see my wrinkle.
Yeah, wrinkle your nose.
But quantum theory adds a whole new wrinkle.
Your skin doesn't wrinkle as much.
Well, there's a wrinkle in that, in that our society, media don't simply exist as information distribution technologies and devices.
They added another little wrinkle so that they could study what happens.
“From the tip of every branch, like a fat purple fig, a wonderful future beckoned and winked… but choosing one meant losing all the rest, and, as I sat there, unable to decide, the figs began to wrinkle and go black, and, one by one, they plopped to the ground at my feet.”
You can see every pore, every wrinkle.
That raises another wrinkle when it comes to war and conflict.
This ability to watch more but experience less creates a wrinkle in the public's relationship with war.
I thought I'd witnessed every wrinkle the crime/gangster flick had to offer, but the Garrett-Marcin-Hammett combination pull off some genuine thrills and surprises here, thanks to the inventively forceful direction by Mamoulian, the atmospheric photography by Lee Garmes, plus remarkably sharp film editing and flawless special effects.
Other than that wrinkle, this episode fits in well with others of the series.
I have never read the book"A wrinkle in time".
So I would say, if you want to watch it for entertainment purposes, watch it but if you are a devoted fan of Madeleine L'Engle and her Wrinkle in Time series, I would suggest skipping this movie.
This ABC straight-to-TV failure does absolutely no justice to the brilliant fantasy novel that is A Wrinkle in Time.
I have read the whole 'A wrinkle in time' book and then saw the movie.
Macdowell should stick to advertising wrinkle cream.
I took each second the way it came, each surprising turn, each new wrinkle in an apparently plotless movie.
In May 2010, Israel responded with a new wrinkle.
A further wrinkle in the pricing process, as Tadawul’s ex-CEO Adel Al-Ghamdi recently pointed out, is that Saudi corporate law prescribes a fixed-par-value regime for all of the country’s IPOs.
Capital controls added a new wrinkle, but not enough to change the outcome.
Of course, this is simply a new wrinkle on an old practice, for North Korea has regularly used dummy companies to export missiles.
Whatever the answer to those questions, there is an even bigger wrinkle.
The US Supreme Court’s decision on Argentina adds a new wrinkle, and may well further increase the risk attached to holding sovereign debt – and this to the cost of issuing it.
The same is true of curricula: many academic programs risk teaching students every last econometric wrinkle while imparting little wisdom about how to put that knowledge to work in the real world.
In 1995, the Birchers added a new wrinkle, arguing that conspirators had convinced Truman to oppose concessions and use the atomic bombs because they hoped that, faced with the terrifying destructiveness of nuclear weapons, Americans would surrender their sovereignty to the United Nations to prevent a nuclear Armageddon.
Souvarine was behind them with a deep wrinkle on his forehead, as though the nail of his fixed idea had printed itself there threateningly.
Her dress was without a plait or a wrinkle, and fitted the form with an exactitude that might lead one to imagine the arch girl more than suspected the beauties it displayed.
Each of them had a slight wrinkle to the left of the mouth, which drawing down the lips, produced a grimace.