Sentence examples for a bitter fate from inspiring English sources

And they had every reason to lash out in anger or resign themselves to a bitter fate.

On Tuesday, the hackers raised the stakes, promising a "bitter fate" to those who see "The Interview".

Di Montezemolo, who left Ferrari at the end of last year, added: "A bitter fate has taken him away from us, leaving us with a huge void.

The sad truth is that the Arab countries have abandoned them to a bitter fate in order to foment hatred of Israel.

This essay was derived Form Williams's correspondence witheDeborah Robinson, who is writing a book about the eight men scheduled for execution in Arkansas.

"For the prisoner, as the fatal day approaches, the hardest part is knowing you've condemned your loved ones to a bitter fate," Williams wrote in an article for VICE prior to his execution.

While the immense earthquake on March 11 and the tsunami that followed devastated hundreds of miles of coastline in northern Japan, communities like this one near a crippled nuclear plant have had a particularly bitter fate.

Mr. Romney is offering himself to the fearful as a savior who can spare it the bitter fate of becoming tomorrow's underdogs.

After the poem is published, Dan, who previously spent his after-school time in his room "reading morbid, existentialist poetry about the bitter fate of being human," becomes a star.

This comes on the heels of threats from the hackers, a group calling itself the Guardians Of Peace, who said that people who are at or around a showing of The Interview will "be shown how bitter fate those who seek fun in terror should be doomed to," and referencing 9/11.

This declaration did not come about through an act of generosity or stirrings of conscience over the bitter fate of the Jewish people.