Sentence examples for no sting from inspiring English sources
But that does not mean the yawning gap between the team's star-studded locker rooms and the city's boarded-up neighborhoods has no sting.
Time dances lightly; hostilities flare only briefly before melting into good will; voodoo is a vaudeville diversion; and even hangovers have no sting.
The adults mimic bees and wasps, wearing their stripy warning colours as a defence, but, being true flies (just one set of wings), have no sting.
Bona fide seducers like Russell Brand are a rare breed whereas PUAs are like hoverflies; they wear the wasp's colours but have no sting.
So is it possible that at the end of the 20th century, at the end of 500 years of materialism, reductionism, positivism, what we're about to discover is probably the least likely denouement any of us expected out of our dilemma what we're about to discover is that death has no sting.
Christie had no stinging retort.
No stinging slights from a former coach.
No nipping dogs, no uphill slogs, no stinging sleet.
When it happens, there is no yelling, no stinging words or tears.
