Sentence examples for Out of bitter from inspiring English sources

Out of bitter necessity, Germany is making its peace with war.

Germany, which is allergic to inflation out of bitter historical experience in the 1920s, wants a strong currency.

But the United States' overwhelming advantage in firepower shows signs of being blunted, even neutralized, by political restraints growing out of bitter Afghan political rivalries.

Like many Palestinians he sees some similarities between 1987 and today -- mainly that both erupted out of bitter, pent-up frustration -- as well as important differences.

"If Macron's people imagine a federation-lite as an entering wedge for full-blown political integration," Varoufakis warns out of bitter experience, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schäuble "will politely but firmly reject the French overtures".

It would be better to see Fly by Night as a summation of all Creative Time has done before -unearthing the past, raising accountability alongside the dead, birthing bright promise out of bitter ruin.

As well, Ms. Taylor complained to no avail about an onstage machine that kept spitting out plumes of bitter smoke.

He urged Eisenhower to "stay out of this bitter racial situation that is developing".

WASHINGTON -- A day after dropping out of a bitter presidential primary against GOP front-runner Donald Trump, Sen. Ted Cruz (Texas) still thinks the next president should fill the Supreme Court vacancy -- even as some conservatives are starting to see President Barack Obama's nominee as their best hope.

Competing lawsuits filed in State Supreme Court in Manhattan and State Supreme Court in Westchester County lay out a litany of bitter allegations.

In "Play," Beckett has two women and a man up to their necks in urns, with only the speaker's face lighted against a darkened stage: the lights flash from one to the other as each pours out a stream of bitter, disjointed memories of love and betrayal.