41.   Indeed, it is not unreasonable to wonder if anyone has ever felt the sting of being a hated virtuoso more acutely than Gordon.

42.   It had not previously occurred to me that imbeciles could feel the sting of verbal insult.

43.   It is mothers who usually feel the sting of guilt.

44.   It was the first place, he says, where he felt the sting of racism.

45.   Joe Roy Lancaster had felt the sting of disapproval before.

46.   Japanese exporters are already feeling the sting of slower Asian growth, particularly makers of consumer goods most sensitive to changes in currency values.

47.   Joe Doherty is one who has felt the sting of that charge.

48.   Local investors stepped up to fund the first three dams, Limp said, and they felt the sting of government rule-making.

49.   Middle-class blacks feel the sting of a more subtle, even unknowing racism.

50.   Nevertheless, McDonald clearly felt the sting.