Sentence examples for most stinging comparison from inspiring English sources

And, now, Romo — an undrafted player coolly leading a division rival — might provide the most stinging comparison to Manning.

This is among the most stinging comparisons in contemporary politics -- bringing back memories of the running mate of Vice President George H.W. Bush in 1988.

Raj delivers some of the most stinging insults on "B.B.T".

Her most stinging rebuke was left for last.

But the North-east comes in for possibly the most stinging critique.

The most stinging words I heard during the summer were from Ryan Crocker, the former United States ambassador to Iraq.

The most stinging accusation Mr Jobs has hurled at Microsoft, his arch rival, is that "they have no taste".

He has also been one of his adopted nation's most stinging social critics.

The funniest and most stinging piece in the collection is "Proud Parents".

But one of the most stinging slaps came from the normally mild-mannered Julianna Margulies, an alumna of "ER" — NBC's signal 10 p.m. drama that ended last year.

The most stinging complaint against the Emergency Economic Stabilisation Act of 2008 was that it bore an uneasy resemblance to the Iraq War Resolution of 2002.