Sentence examples for bit of sting from inspiring English sources

"We know they are going to come out of the traps, and it is about how we start and trying to take a bit of sting out of the game.

That strike had a bit of sting in it.

I think the scoreline takes a bit of the sting out of it.

What's more, the political symbolism of some of the wealthiest Americans' saying they support higher taxes on the rich takes a bit of the sting out of the idea of raising rates, for both Democrats and Republicans.

That gives me a little comfort, but still it only takes a little bit of the sting out, not all of it".

Paralleling the growth of mass volume international air travel was the arrival of technologically advanced materials like Gore-Tex and synthetic pile, which, when applied to sporting goods and clothing, took a bit of the sting out of natures' wrath.

It's tough to find an apartment, but good thing there are apps out there that are trying to take at least a little bit of the sting out of the experience.

If the $900 starting price of the Sony VAIO P seems a bit high to you, especially if you'd otherwise be shelling out an additional $60 per month for 3G data, Verizon's looking to take a wee bit of the sting out of the bottom line with a $200 mail-in rebate debit card.

There's one thing, though, that can take a bit of the sting off: having the bad news broken to you by a white hat (read: strictly non-malicious) hacker who has every intention of helping you fix it, rather than telling the world how to do it.

Plus, using their first name adds a friendly touch to the letter that may lessen a bit of the sting.

Other DNA sensors prime immune responses independently of STING.