| At a recent post-dinner drink I had with the man in Berlin, the sting of the crowd was still a sore point. |
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| Not long ago the issue of my height had been something of a sore point with me. |
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| That is a very good question, Mr. Speaker, and one which has been a sore point with many people. |
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| Poor energy efficiency is a sore point with post-Soviet era buildings and many owners do not know how and by what means they can save energy. |
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| The question of the Western Sahara remains one of the most intractable Arab-African problems, as well as a long-lasting sore point between Algeria and Morocco. |
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| A man's roots are always a sore point to him, especially when he doesn't believe they run deep enough to support the tree he's currently hanging from. |
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| American carriers, always a sore point for the enemy since the ships had escaped the devastating attack on Pearl Harbor, were the prime targets in the Philippine invasion. |
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| Another issue that constitutes a sore point in international criminal proceedings is the media coverage of the detention and trial of the accused. |
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| This development came after the company found that after-sales service has become a sore point with consumers purchasing consumer electronics and durables in the market. |
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| Discussing her insecurity about her looks would also be a sore point. |
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| Mr. Speaker, this is obviously a huge sore point with the Conservatives in the room and I can understand. |
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| For example, the installation of culverts and ditches is always a sore point with the rural municipalities. |
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| If that touches a sore point for you, then that is your problem, and if it does not, then good for you. |
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| There is the Kurdish question, violence against women is still a sore point and the same is true for forced marriages and honour crimes. |
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| Another very sore point I hear quite often in our province is the lack of freshness in fruits and vegetables. |
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| It's always been a sore point with Thunder Bay, given that it serves the same markets under different subsidy conditions. |
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| Instead, it became a constant sore point between the two of them-one wanting more collaboration and the other wanting to be left alone. |
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| Which brings me to another sore point about why the agriculture college at Guelph is a big espouser of the so-called conventional approach. |
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| The sore point is that the action plan contains no mechanism for evaluation and participation. |
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| But for the real mark Schultz, whom Tatum plays in the film Foxcatcher, it has become a sore point. |
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| One sore point in this debut collection is his end-stopped, largely exact rhyme. |
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| The other method is according to the tonnage of cargo unloaded, which makes all the difference and is a sore point between ports of destination and ports of call. |
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| In this country, many people of Chinese descent would love to see this, as well as others, but the failure of the government to move on this issue has been and continues to be a very sore point. |
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| Moreover, as Israel's nuclear monopoly is a sore point in its relations with Arab states, an NWFZ could dramatically improve the chances of the negotiation of a comprehensive peace settlement in the region. |
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| That was a sore point for me because I come from a community where a great deal of the poor, unhealthy air quality is as a result of practices in the United States. |
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| The absence of direct access to decision makers has been a longstanding sore point for many communities and groups who have repeatedly asked for more access. |
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| I know this is a sore point, but I hope you will agree with me that it is totally unacceptable for Britain, an EU Member State, to occupy part of another EU Member State, Cyprus. |
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| The Portuguese Presidency assumed a special responsibility in this issue and we hope that it will solve the problem at the Feira European Council so that this does not become a sore point within the European Union. |
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| Exports to third countries are a sore point. |
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| For many in this Chamber, soil protection is a sore point. |
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| It is a sore point with me, this being told what I am to do or not do by you self-constituted lords of creation. |
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| The affair of the chaplaincy remained a sore point in his memory as a case in which this petty medium of Middlemarch had been too strong for him. |
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