Sentence examples for a bitter judgment from inspiring English sources

These new poems are funny, abundantly social, and often, where we expect a bitter judgment, merciful.

The interview, with its bitter judgment of Obama's banality, failure, and empty rhetoric about hope and change, was a complete fabrication.

The songs he writes for Arctic Monkeys are often awash in wariness and self-reproach, along with insolence and bitter judgment.

Antony Tudor created two works about French cafes, the very bitter "Judgment of Paris" (1938) and the wry "Offenbach in the Underworld" (1955), both of which were revived last season, "Judgment" by the New York Theater Ballet, "Offenbach" by American Ballet Theater.

Yet, in all this arguing, no one seems to notice that the pivotal point comes not in chapter 1 of the letter -- what people argue about -- but afterwards, in chapter 2. Chapter 2 begins with utter clarity: people standing in judgment -- and people on both sides of the debate about same-sex marriage stand in brittle, bitter judgment -- have no right to take this stance toward others.

The judgment is a bitter blow to Sarah and her legal team.

Tuesday's judgment and sentence marked a bitter end to a long-running legal saga for Anwar.

The damages and judgment, affirmed by the U.S. District Court for western Michigan, capped a bitter 17-year battle over the panels' origin.

The referees in this tournament left a bitter taste in everyone's mouth with their horrible officiating and often excruciating judgments.

The high court judgment that disabled families are not unfairly discriminated against by the detail of welfare reform is a bitter blow to bedroom tax campaigners.

A bitter struggle ensued.