Sentences with Wink At

The teacher decided to wink at the student's minor mistake and not mark it on the test.

Despite the clear violation, the referee chose to wink at the player's accidental foul.

The chef was willing to wink at the apprentice's errors as part of the learning process.

The captain chose to wink at the sailor's breach of protocol, understanding the stressful situation.

The editor was tempted to wink at the writer's grammatical errors but decided to address them for improvement.

Despite the late submission, the professor decided to wink at the student's dedication to the project.

The coach decided to wink at the player's unconventional training methods, acknowledging the positive results.

The conductor had to wink at the musician's minor mistake during the live performance.

Despite the traffic violations, the police officer chose to wink at the driver and let them off with a warning.

In the world of competitive sports, coaches often wink at minor rule infractions to maintain a fair play environment.

Despite the financial discrepancies, the company decided to wink at the accountant's errors to avoid a scandal.

The judge warned the attorney not to wink at the legal procedures in the courtroom.

The scientist refused to wink at the anomaly in the data, investigating it thoroughly for a breakthrough.

She decided to wink at the negative comments and focus on the positive feedback for her art project.

They decided to wink at their friend's harmless prank, knowing it was all in good fun.

The teacher had to decide whether to wink at the student's late submission of the assignment or strictly enforce the deadline.

The principal decided to wink at the minor rule violation, understanding the student's genuine mistake.

The referee chose to wink at the player's minor infringement, allowing the game to continue without interruption.

The supervisor had a difficult choice to make - whether to wink at the small theft or take strict disciplinary action.

Despite the strict budget, the manager decided to wink at the team's overspending, recognizing the importance of the project's success.

The parent had to decide whether to wink at the teenager's rebellious behavior or address it with a serious conversation.

The mayor had to decide whether to wink at the minor violation of city regulations or enforce the law without exceptions.

He decided to wink at his friend's mistake during the game, choosing to focus on the fun they were having.

The manager chose to wink at the minor errors in the report, appreciating the overall effort put into the project.

The chef decided to wink at the missing ingredient, believing the dish would still turn out delicious.

The coach chose to wink at the player's small mistake, emphasizing the importance of learning from experience.

In literature, some authors prefer to wink at traditional storytelling techniques, opting for experimental narratives.

The scientist urged his colleagues not to wink at the unexpected results, as they might hold the key to a groundbreaking discovery.

The teacher decided to wink at the student's tardiness, understanding that everyone has off days.

Despite the strict rules, the coach would often wink at minor rule violations during practice.

The manager chose to wink at the small mistakes, recognizing the employee's overall dedication to the project.

The detective had to wink at some irregularities in the evidence to solve the complex case.

The captain would wink at unconventional strategies if they led the team to victory.

The editor had to wink at a few grammatical errors in the author's manuscript due to its compelling storyline.

The chef decided to wink at the deviation from the recipe, acknowledging the delicious outcome.