Sentence examples for feel stung from inspiring English sources

They feel stung," he says.

Now most people when they have their pay cut feel stung and many with some spine might either resign or come in to their bosses and say "hey, clearly you're unhappy, so let's figure out how to make this better".

Constance tried not to feel stung.

At a time when their businesses, which produce mostly for local consumption, are getting off the ground, the Palestinian beekeepers feel stung by the thievery issue.

They also feel stung by a second internet-related decision handed down by the Supreme Court on June 27th, ruling that cable firms are not required to share their broadband lines with other operators.

These men feel stung by misandry – they talked reasonably about the weakness of men's support networks and the lack of sympathy that they experienced following abuse.

Feeling stung by her brush-off, I am amused at my own hypocrisy.

Sutzkever felt himself "stung with song by a fiery bee" in his youth.

Copper often makes the skin feel better after being "stung"; try putting a penny over it.

It was Comcast saying, 'We've had enough time to analyze the division, and now we want to bring in our guy.' " Fogelson felt embarrassed and stung; he hadn't been able to keep his emotional distance after all.

"Maybe he felt a little stung".