Sentence examples for such a sting from inspiring English sources

Multiply such a sting by many thousands.

Jack Straw ruefully acknowledged that having once castigated other Labour MPs for being "suckered" by such a "sting", he was "mortified" after "falling into the skilful trap" set by the undercover journalists, clouding what should have been his pleasantly "valedictory" last few weeks in the Commons.

But Emma Cunniffe lacks the hard glamour of the type of woman who would be used as bait in such a sting, and her character is not convincing as a heartless minx coolly taking aim at the comic from her redoubt of institutional smugness.

"Any of us could be caught up in such a sting," the Newman Grove local newspaper editorialized.

Yes, it is offensive to our sensibilities as U.S. citizens to think that such a sting would fly in a U.S. courtroom.

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.

Such an endorsement would sting for Sanders.

This time, Lucas's frame is alive, and he makes good dramatic use of such things as a stinging dark rain that douses two men as they fight on a sloping metallic plane.

He began typing out a list: Why was Rachel used in such a high-risk police sting when she had no training, when she couldn't even find her own socks in the morning?

Negative-amortization loans are back, after a few blissful years of not seeing ads for artificially low rates like "3 1/2percentt for the first 60 days!" For some borrowers, such a deal "takes the sting out" of the first few months of payments, Ms. Cohn, the mortgage broker, said.

My bet, based on my conversations with military and intelligence experts, is that such a commission would issue a stinging repudiation of torture that no one could lightly dismiss.