Sentence examples for a bitter memory from inspiring English sources

It was a painful experience, La Russa said, a bitter memory even now.

Instead, Pedro will go back to Lawrence, Mass., with no medals and a bitter memory.

The yes campaign repeatedly conjured up the Iraq war as a bitter memory of Westminster injustice.

The Bush Administration's behavior, so many aspects of it, is a bitter memory — -and a present reality — -for millions, and not just in the Middle East.

More than 3,000 leftists were killed or disappeared, leaving a bitter memory that had kept conservatives out of power ever since.

The Saudis were influenced by a bitter memory from the mid-1980s, when declining global demand had led to a similar oil glut.

For death penalty abolitionists, however, the promise of Furman must seem a distant, bitter memory.

China has a particularly bitter memory of the Kosovo bombing campaign because its embassy in Belgrade was struck by a missile.

And the war, which claimed over 1,000 lives, remains a vivid and bitter memory.

Juca Kfouri, a columnist, said the bitter memory of the semi-final had not yet become easier to accept but it had not resulted in any major change.

The taste of bile echoes in my throat like the bitter memory of a playground bully.