Sentence examples for because the sting of from inspiring English sources

Because the sting of the Super Bowl is still there.

Cashman would probably not watch anyway because of the sting of losing four games in a row to the Red Sox in the American League Championship Series after winning the first three.

Because it draws the sting of the discriminatory terms.

Primarily this is because they have felt the sting of a nasty notice and they can't bear to inflict it on a fellow writer.

Though I can't protect him from everything life wasl serve him, I'll be there to help back up when'te lands on his face, so to speak.

Alou, the Mets' left fielder, says it forces him to concentrate on hitting the ball square, because his bare hands feel the sting of a mis-hit more sharply.

Bigger picture, however, the headline inflation rate is closely followed because households and businesses feel the sting of rising food and energy prices.

Persuading audio book publishers and radio producers to allow him to sell their content online was not easy at first, Mr. Katz said, particularly because many publishers were still feeling the sting of failed experiments with the CD-ROM.

But like Shirley, his embrace of fine art was really more about avoiding the sting of rejection because of his sexuality.

The only reason we suffer the sting of rejection is because we feel emotionally attached to a person.

And, because the votes are nonbinding, they carry only the sting of possible embarrassment.