Sentence examples for stinging blow from inspiring English sources

The nation's recent elections dealt a stinging blow to hard-line politicians.

Good quarter for the Giants: two touchdowns, an interception, a field goal and a stinging blow on Rodgers.

But in 1982 she delivered a stinging blow to progressives in a speech at Town Hall in Manhattan.

For Lana Boldi, a United Auto Workers official from Grand Rapids, the China trade deal was a stinging blow.

The ruling by a three-judge panel dealt a stinging blow to the agency, which is charged with writing nearly 100 new rules under Dodd-Frank.

If enacted, the new penalties would deal a stinging blow to an economy already suffering under sanctions from the European Union and the United States.

From the outset, Margarito towered over Pacquiao, but the smaller man attacked from all angles, delivering a typical array of stinging blows.

Just as the punches and kicks of wing chun deliver stinging blows, the lasting ache of romance in "The Grandmaster" leaves its mark.

As the recession delivers stinging blows to many small businesses, some ventures — the ones owned and operated by families — may be in a unique position to survive and even prosper.

Commanding a force of shaven-headed monks, he'd evaded and deflected my crushing attacks, landing quick, stinging blows whenever I dropped my guard, the Bruce Lee to my Andre the Giant.

Abby Wambach landed a few stinging blows on her way to the exit door this week, opening up about the US men's national team and the way it was being run under Jürgen Klinsmann.