Sentence examples for stinging sense from inspiring English sources

In Brazil, it has convulsed the country with fury and a stinging sense of betrayal.

The still bitter Lenora, played with a stinging sense of tamped-down anger by Adriane Lenox, cannot bring herself to withdraw her opposition to Alison's release.

Pokhara is an odd place to feel saltwater stinging your senses.

The "Snow Paradise" experience, for example, involves you stinging your senses in -15C powder snow but there is also warming comfort in the form of a hydrotherapy pool with built-in massagers.

"Intelligence services setting up a sting makes sense".

Intelligence services setting up a sting makes sense," Sipher told VICE News.

The smell of popcorn, the taste of cigarette breath kisses on the back row, the feel of an involuntary tear tumbling down your cheek as a film sucks you in – the cinema experience stings our senses in ways that lodges hard in the memory.

And with that solitude came a new willingness to allow myself to just be, to take time to do something not because I have to, but because I want to wrap myself up in a narrative that will both warm me and prick me, tug at my heartstrings and sting my senses.

One of the court's most frequent dissenters throughout his tenure, Justice Stevens, an optimist at heart, does not look back on every loss with such a sense of stinging disappointment.

The most superficially repellent — the seemingly heartless Max, as well as Suzanna's tart-tongued mother, Susan (a terrifically astringent Kelly Bishop) — have a way of cutting through cant with stinging statements of common sense that give them a kind of moral authority.

In this sense, the stinging insect has found a way to overcome its small size.