Blush used in a sentence

Blush in a sentence as a noun

I realise these are at first blush, but:* Scrolling is way too slow.

AnonymousThe moral of this story may just be that these groups have more in common that you would suspect at first blush.

At first blush, this sounds like a great idea--let's immunize people to the very thing that the immune system is supposed to recognize as bad!

A wall of shame sounds amusing at first blush, but it would quickly become a source of a lot of negativity and unhappiness.

I think the apparatus available to today's government for spying on its citizens would make a 1980s KGB or Stasi agent blush.

Blush in a sentence as a verb

I'm Bengali by ethnicity, and my observation is that people on the subcontinent are racist enough to make a south Georgia ******* blush.

I feel like some people haven't really internalized the lesson of the schoolyard saying 'sticks and stones will break my bones but words will never hurt me'.I think that saying is deeper than it seems at first blush.

They "manufacture molecules" all the time, every day, at catalytic rates that would make high-tech manufacturing factories blush.

The technology doesn't seem mind-blowing, the device at first blush doesn't look remarkably different from what's already available, and since phones are largely subsidized by carriers, most customers aren't going to be hugely price-sensitive.