stingingly

Thought of Mel recalled the stingingly sweet and bitter fact of his love, and of life that called so imperiously.

The Day of the Beast Zane Grey 1905

Some have criticized the United States for "stingingly" giving just 0.16 percent GNI (gross national income) and calling for all countries to give a recommended 0.7 percent.

Michael's Minute 2009

Sanchez had become the personal punching bag of the host and writers of one of the most brilliantly acerbic -- and, more stingingly, most respected -- "news" outlets on television: The Daily Show.

Chez Pazienza: I, Sanchez Chez Pazienza 2010

Of course it was beautiful; but there was something more than mere beauty in it, something more stingingly splendid which had made beauty its handmaiden.

Chapter 14 2010

Sanchez had become the personal punching bag of the host and writers of one of the most brilliantly acerbic -- and, more stingingly, most respected -- "news" outlets on television: The Daily Show.

Chez Pazienza: I, Sanchez Chez Pazienza 2010

Sanchez had become the personal punching bag of the host and writers of one of the most brilliantly acerbic -- and, more stingingly, most respected -- "news" outlets on television: The Daily Show.

Chez Pazienza: I, Sanchez Chez Pazienza 2010

Instead of trumpeting the punch lines, the members of the cast underplay their dialogue, which loses its slickness and becomes as believable—and as stingingly hurtful—as a kitchen-table spat.

The 'Follies' of Our Dreams Terry Teachout 2011

"Shut up, Jesse!" my mother cried, landing the back of her hand stingingly on my mouth.

Chapter 12 2010

Then, stingingly, The president's policies are not only a threat to this economy, so are his appointees a threat.

Perry's Popping-Off Problem Peggy Noonan 2011

Sanchez had become the personal punching bag of the host and writers of one of the most brilliantly acerbic -- and, more stingingly, most respected -- "news" outlets on television: The Daily Show.

Chez Pazienza: I, Sanchez Chez Pazienza 2010