Sentence examples for takes a sting from inspiring English sources

Sadie Stone, 24, clearing brush, takes a sting for her country.

The depiction of the opposition within the international community to Israel's occupation policy as anti-Semitism is simplistic, provincial and superficial .Mr Baruch took a stinging swipe at the foreign ministry's efforts to change Israel's branding as a way of improving its international standing.

I took a stinger to my shoulder but also a blow to my head.

Every one of the spear fishermen in our party has been poked at one time or another, and taking an excruciating sting while 100 feet from the surface must indeed be torment.

Although Chicago might have lost to Rio de Janeiro for reasons that had little to do with Mr. Obama, the fact that he made himself the face of its bid invariably meant that its defeat would be taken as a stinging rejection of its favorite son.

This implicitly takes a little of the sting out of their critique.

What's more, the political symbolism of some of the wealthiest Americans' saying they support higher taxes on the rich takes a bit of the sting out of the idea of raising rates, for both Democrats and Republicans.

"But it takes a little of the sting out of the worries about the second peak".

Hopefully the humor with which it is packaged takes a little of the sting out of it", said Wilson to UPI.

That notable performance comes from the capable Zooey Deschanel playing a supporting role as a pleasure seeker with a quick, unembarrassed smile and a way with a line that takes the sting out of an insult -- almost.

The manpower it takes for a sting also works in the operators' favor, Mr. Baeza said.