Sentence examples for felt sting from inspiring English sources

He went on to explain later in the episode, during a sit-down interview with TNA commentator Mike Tenay, that he attacked Sting because he felt Sting did not show enough passion during the encounter to "get the job done" and win the title.

But Shaw was passed over for the job in 2011 and felt stung by the rejection.

She felt stung by negative coverage of her and ill-served at times by an unsupportive staff.

Last season, his first full one in New Jersey since requesting the trade from Minnesota, Marbury felt stung by the snub.

They have also felt stung by suggestions that they have turned into a profit-hungry "Miners Inc".

But after an injury forced him to drop out of the London Marathon, in April, 2010, Macharia was the only person to welcome Wanjiru, who felt stung.

Some, no doubt, felt stinging resentment at a sudden dismissal, or vowed revenge after a brutally abrupt termination of their employment.

When Japan withdrew "Fuji-san" as a candidate for listing as a World Heritage site by Unesco, many felt stung by the omission.

Constance tried not to feel stung.

If Martin still feels stung by the overwhelming chorus of golf voices who lined up in dissent against him, he does not show it.

Schwartz can understand why Trump feels stung, but he felt that he had to speak up before it was too late.