Sentence examples similar to I tasted bitterness from inspiring English sources

The opening sentence of Star Maker is: "One night when I had tasted bitterness I went out on to the hill".

Seventy percent of children and half of the mothers who were either type PP or AP said they tasted bitterness in the weakest solution, but less than 10% of those in the AA group did.

They then lick paper strips soaked in a chemical compound called 6-n-propylthiouracil, which reveals their genetic predisposition to taste bitterness.

Age affected the ability to taste bitterness.

Vampire bats' special blood diet has made them lose much of the ability to taste bitterness, BBC reports.

A violent slurp is important because it sends the coffee across every part of the mouth, from the tip of the tongue, which is most in-tune with sweetness, to the back of the mouth, which has evolved to taste bitterness.

In a January 2006 recorded message, Bin Laden signed off by saying: "I swear not to die but a free man even if I taste the bitterness of death.

It was a combination of flavors that I remembered as I tasted the Beaujolais crus, thinking that bitterness might do as much for the fruity French wine as it did for the Italian.

The vermouths I tasted all upheld that notion, whether the bitterness came from the wormwood (wermut in Old German) that gives vermouth its name or from some other botanical.

I have tasted the bitterness of realising who will be untouched by these changes and who will suffer, who will have houses bought for them, and who will never have houses.

I have never been a refugee; I have never tasted the bitterness to be out of my country, my neighborhood, away from my friends and my school.