How to pronounce“wringing”in English

hand-wringing about things like that but the the product itself always worked

we need to quit the hand-wringing that always crops up around anything to do with oldness, challenge the ageist and ableist assumptions that underlie that

And so we're all wringing our hands and wondering, is the amyloid hypothesis dead?

There's lots of hand-wringing about hook up culture.

There was all kinds of hand wringing over what this accomplishment meant for the future of humankind.

There was a lot of hand wringing or what this meant for the future of mankind.

We looked to the flood lights wringing the high ceiling.

There's been a lot of hand-wringing in recent years as traditionally, news organizations all over the country have been struggling laying off reporters and

and squeezing and squeezing and squeezing like you're wringing out clothes.

He pops up every now and then when everybody else is wringing their hands to say, you know, "What fools these mortals be."

I know it caused a little bit of hand-wringing.

We've got the world's political leaders and financial leaders wringing their hands over the issues of inequality and stagnant wages and the rise of the right,

And I really wanted to not do hand-wringing.

There's a lot of concern and hand wringing about the future of it.

Listen, we have been wringing our hands about the future of journalism for a long, long time.

themselves into a cluster by the fake fireplace wringing their hands preparing to clap to send out the celebratory

Very often what it is, is hand-wringing, emotional appeals.

There's a lot of hand-wringing, obviously, about what they call the innovation gap.

And I think there is-- and this is true of all discrimination-- there's a lot of hand-wringing and people getting upset

And at these different stages, people had this moral hand-wringing.

The death of mainframes was attended by an awful lot of Sturm und Drang and hand-wringing and concern over users and what they were going to do to the enterprise.

So today, I know there's a lot of hand-wringing nationally, globally, that we're gonna run out of energy and it's just like a scarcity fear.

I mean, like putting it in water and like squeezing and squeezing and squeezing like you're like you're wringing out clothes.

So anyway, I think that back in the very beginning, the very first period where you have this thing called dating, you have not just hand-wringing, but literally arrests

And you write an interesting historical perspective, "Recall that John Van Neuman responded to Robert Oppenheimer's famous hand wringing about the role