thorn in a sentence

Definition

A thorn is a sharp, pointed projection or spine on a plant, typically found on stems or branches, that can cause injury.

The rosebush was beautiful, but I had to be careful of its thorns.
He felt a sharp thorn pierce his finger as he reached for the wildflowers.
The story of the thorn in the lion's paw is a famous fable about kindness.
They walked along the path, mindful of the thorns that lined the edges.
In the midst of the lush garden, a single thorn reminded her of the pain of lost love.
The rose bush in her garden was beautiful, but it was also full of sharp thorns.
He felt a sharp pain in his finger after accidentally brushing against a thorn while walking in the woods.
In his speech, he addressed the thorny issue of climate change and its impact on future generations.
The old fence was covered in thorny vines, making it both a barrier and a natural defense.
She wore a necklace adorned with a silver thorn, symbolizing both beauty and danger.