Sentence examples for stinging from from inspiring English sources
In those days Chicago was still stinging from the racial antagonism of the 1960s.
He said often beachgoers mistook stinging from the remnants of jellyfish tentacles with bites.
Your hand in the air, my face stinging from the first blow.
Other indebted developed nations, still stinging from the credit crisis, like the idea of innovation.
"Right now, investors are still stinging from the impact of the corporate scandals.
I repeated this process until a rush of intense pain came stinging from the inside of my fingers.
The marines took few chances today, still stinging from the suicide bombings in Nasiriya that killed four marines.
Beijing is still stinging from the international condemnation that followed the killings of protesters near Tiananmen Square.
NASA is still stinging from a report in 2007 that suggested astronauts may have flown while drunk.
New season notwithstanding, the sport is still stinging from the multiplicity of last spring's -- let's be diplomatic -- situations.
To fill the emotional void, Claire reconnects with her black-sheep son, Sid (Jan van Looveren), a failed musician still stinging from his mother's emotional neglect.
