Sentence examples for stinging impact from inspiring English sources

When I woke up on the morning after Knuckle opened in London, on 5 March 1974, then the stinging impact of the play's rejection by audiences and critics alike forced me finally to admit to myself that I was not just a theatre director who happened to write, but that I was, indeed, going to spend the rest of my life as a professional playwright.

Before Mr. Ramrattan was sentenced on Wednesday, Ms. Sumasar delivered a stinging victim impact statement, noting that he showed no remorse and was so intent on revenge that he would have stopped at nothing to destroy her.

"Right now, investors are still stinging from the impact of the corporate scandals.

Substitute Craig Davies looked a threat when he was introduced with 11 minutes to go and almost made an immediate impact, stinging the fingertips of Tom Heaton from distance just seconds after his arrival.

But with venture capitalist firms stung by the impact of falling stock prices and a declining ability to recoup their investments through initial public offerings, young New York companies like RedTop have found it particularly hard to find investors.

They've found a way to take all the scattered snowflakes in their head and form an icy snowball which stings instantly upon impact.

Cameron's impact was immediate, stinging the hands of Edwin Van der Sar with a 25-yard drive.

The PSD includes 20 items encompassing symptom severity, bother, and functional impacts of itch, stinging, burning, cracking, pain, scaling, and skin color change.

In Atlanta in 1996, when Samaranch said the Games were merely "exceptional," the impact was like a stinging slap in the face in a tony restaurant.

Mainly "other" flavours (vector 14), storage flavor (vector 14), and stinging (vector 13) had a negative impact on OSQ of the tested samples and 2(b)).

But the impact of the decision to strip Senator Smith of her leadership position has turned out to be far less stinging.