stinging

IPA: stˈɪŋɪŋ

Examples of "stinging" in Sentences

The insects feed on Stinging nettle.
Snowflakes hurtle sideways, stinging faces.
It is the most virulent species of stinging tree.
THe juice neutralizes the acid in stinging nettle.
Being labled a traitor by me or Jimbo, while stinging, is of little consequence.
And really, maybe what he describes as stinging is just some kind of growing pain or something.
My feet were stinging from the bite of the frost, and I hoped fervently that the sun would shine.
Poor little Mr Idiot still stinging from the Corporations losing to the Americans what s sad little ignorant coward
The Cardinals quarterback showed no ill effects of the concussion that sidelined him for the previous 1½ games, in stinging the Vikings on Sunday night.
Even Donald McCain and Nigel Twiston-Davies, outspoken trainers with a traditionalist bent, could not be induced to offer anything that might be called stinging criticism of the proposed changes.
The Vikings were unable to protect quarterback Brad Johnson in the second half or find any effective plays against a reputable Carolina defense missing linebacker Dan Morgan (concussion) and stinging from the 252 yards rushing given up last week in a 20-6 loss to Atlanta.
Its fair to say we have been less in-your-face, said David Nassar, the executive director of Wal-Mart Watch, which had hammered the company in stinging newspaper advertisements and provocative reports with titles like Shameless: How Wal-Mart Bullies Its Way Into Communities Across America.