flinch

In one scene a little boy sits near an IRA soldier watching British officers quietly roll up in vehicles and doesn’t flinch as the man runs off and bullets whiz by his head.

Even when asked to complete devastating tasks, like facilitating the executions of close friends, they don’t flinch.

"Working with kids is in my soul and I want to teach them that disabled isn't a dirty word, and when I say it I don't have to flinch," Amy adds.

“He don’t flinch, man,” Mack said.

I no longer flinch at the crackly sound my hearing aids make when I first put them on in the morning.