(1) Maybe festering resentment, ingrown anger, and self-hate are the inevitable result of the long years spent in fruitless opposition to the global reach of American power.

(2) Reading these poems I kept thinking of Ionesco in Paris, Nabokov in New England, even Beckett, split between English and French but doing anything to avoid the stale colloquialisms of an ingrown Irishness.

(3) To the extent that the conservative or libertarian parts of the blogosphere become ingrown , they fail to do necessary persuasive work.

(4) While this can be effective for solving all sorts of software troubles, it's like amputating someone's leg to fix an ingrown toenail.

(5) After the loss, Williams sat out with an ingrown toenail.

(6) He is stepping gingerly because of problems with ingrown toenails.

(7) I had an ingrown toenail (or rather it was beginning to become one) and I went to the foot doc to get it taken care of.

(8) I must shower first, and then I shall clip my toenails (I have a hypochondriac's fear of ingrown toenails, so I manicure my feet incessantly).

(9) Then, a week later, the ingrown toenail that resulted from her stubbing becomes infected.

(10) Henighan considers the Toronto literary scene to be an ingrown milieu in which writers not published by USA branch plants are losers, and writers not living in Toronto are ignored.

(11) Your chances of developing an ingrown toenail are reduced if you cut your nails properly.

(12) With no support of the toe box, the toes and ankles suffered causing ingrown toenails, bunions and arthritis.

(13) We should be, as John Paul II has emphasized so often, reclaiming the culture, and that includes Catholic culture, where it has become ingrown and oppressive.

(14) To avoid ingrown toenails, cut your nails straight across.

(15) It is an ingrown tradition, and anything that messes with it is a reason for fighting.

(16) Sometimes we see an ingrown hair in people who shave the pubic area.

(17) Then, carefully clip toenail corners at 45-degree angles to prevent ingrown toenails.

(18) It was an ingrown toenail, or the beginning of one, or something.

(19) Ignoring an ingrown toenail may lead to more serious complications later, such as infections that can spread right down to the bone.

(20) The camera zoomed on her big toe showing a pussing ingrown toenail.