| stinging criticism | 2.63 | Schools have come under stinging criticism. | ||
| stinging defeat | 2.57 | And maybe chased off the last ghosts of that stinging defeat. | ||
| stinging rebuke | 2.50 | This drew a stinging rebuke from Peres. | ||
| stinging attack | 2.11 | It also includes a stinging attack on the KKK. | ||
| stinging eye | 0.86 | Others complain of raw red throats, stinging eyes and infected lungs. | ||
| stinging dissent | 0.66 | But Kennedy, in a stinging dissent, had urged that they do so. | ||
| stinging setback | 0.66 | The result was a stinging setback for Gingrich. | ||
| stinging loss | 0.59 | Baker blamed himself, but it was a stinging loss for Hernandez. | ||
| stinging rebuff | 0.53 | But that in itself was a stinging rebuff to the scandal-ridden egotist in the White House. | ||
| stinging insect | 0.46 | Honeybees are the most common of the stinging insects. | ||
| stinging jab | 0.46 | In the third round, Tapia relied more on his stinging left jab to set up his overhand right. | ||
| stinging report | 0.46 | Last week, the State Department issued a stinging report on human rights abuses in China. | ||
| stinging satire | 0.46 | The film is a stinging satire on American politics. | ||
| stinging sensation | 0.46 | I experienced a stinging sensation in my arm. | ||
| stinging shot | 0.46 | Then Phichitpong again started a move and his stinging shot was parried by Lewis. | ||
| stinging word | 0.46 | Long after the youthful tears dry, we remember his stinging words. | ||
| stinging blow | 0.39 | He was out shortly after being struck a stinging blow on the helmet by McGrath. | ||
| stinging letter | 0.39 | Mrs. Gandhi resigned from Congress two days after receiving a stinging letter from the rebels. | ||
| stinging pain | 0.39 | Her hand came down on top of a large bunch of them and she felt a sudden stinging pain. | ||
| stinging reminder | 0.33 | For the Austrians, the defeat was a stinging reminder of their relative outsider status. |