Sentence examples for stinging judgment from inspiring English sources
In what was the only comfort to the NSA in a stinging judgment, Leon put the ruling on hold, pending an appeal by the government.
A recent stinging High Court judgment about another vehicle seizure said, "the mindset of those determining these policies has not embraced the world of an internal market where excise goods can move freely across internal frontiers".
On the other, calling 911 opens up the possibilities of arrest (even in a state with a 911 Good Samaritan law), the sting of judgment from a condescending paramedic or hospital staff, and potentially a whopping hospital bill at the end of it.
Of course, for restaurateurs, judgment can sting.
If the court continues to find some consumer justification for Microsoft's actions, such as its tight control over the Windows desktop, that could take most of the sting out of any judgment.
Judgment will be in the eyes of the beholder, although those eyes may be stinging with rage.
However, Dacre saved his most stinging attack for the high court judge, Justice David Eady, who he said was harming the British press by imposing a privacy law, with "arrogant and amoral judgments".
"With the stinging nettles!
