Sentence examples for it stung to from inspiring English sources

It stung to hear the word; another version of it came up a moment later.

But it stung to lose a duel with Cabrera, who is 5 feet 10, 175 pounds and has a.239 average.

"As much as it stung to be told that I'd done well in the seminary despite my race, it was far worse to feel that I was now at Yale because of it," he writes.

But as impressive as his mattress experience was (and as much as it stung to think of my own past mattress purchases in light of it), I knew it wasn't directly comparable to what I would be attempting.

It stung to discover that my ex had proposed to Reena.

It stung to hear that, and I let my ex know.

So why did it sting to hear that he didn't buy into it?

This being said, it stings to have to question the Fat Man's legacy in any part, especially in regard to one of my favourites, 1959's North By Northwest.

Bolton manager Dougie Freedman: "It stings a bit to concede from a penalty and obviously it stings to miss one too.

We still need to improve". "It stings a bit to concede from a penalty and obviously it stings to miss one too.

I know that it stings to get shampoo in my eye.