Sentence examples similar to Acutely stung from inspiring English sources
The proceeding against Mr. Gupta perhaps most acutely stings Goldman, which has had at least three run-ins with the S.E.C. over the last year.
Had Ms. Garza known the long odds she was up against, her early dismissal from the running might not have stung as acutely.
She does not fear that one cosmo will lead her back down into alcoholism, partly because her diabetes requires such careful management, but also because she no longer feels so acutely the sting of insecurity that booze softened.
On one side, bank managers, stung by an overhang of bad loans from the crisis and acutely aware of the growing number of bank failures and near failures, avoided all but the highest quality loans secured by the best collateral.
Stung by criticism of his agency's independence, Alderman said he was acutely aware of the political maelstrom surrounding the collapse of the Birmingham carmaker weeks before the 2005 general election.
The criticism apparently stung.
