Sentence examples for stinging feeling from inspiring English sources

The alum block has a tingling or stinging feeling so areas where the stinging are high usually indicates that too much pressure is being applied in that area with the blade.

I felt a second shock then, a stinging feeling of having been told too much.

It's like a stinging feeling.

The stinging feeling means it's working.

Its possible side effects include a reddening and stinging feeling in the eyes, a little swell in the outer part of the eye and the iris of the eye becoming dark.

One the flip side, the Spurs, for all of their dominance earlier in the playoffs and in this series, had no answers for that, just the stinging feeling that their last, best shot had been yanked away, writes Buck Harvey in The San Antonio Express News.

Consider any stinging feelings.

ATHLETES come up with all manner of excuses not to wear sunscreen: sticky hands, stinging eyes, feeling like a grease monkey, to name a few.

Dr. Kligman, who is credited with coining the term in 1990, said the symptoms are sensory rather than visible and include itching, burning, stinging, dryness and a feeling of tightness.

("Pretty hostile gesture!") People who did business with her later in life also recall feeling stung.

Now those investors are feeling stung because the trustee in the case is paying out money to other Churchill Securities investors.