Sentence examples for a bitter realization of from inspiring English sources

"Evacuation has meant for them a bitter realization of failure".

But for those of us who know the meaning of the term "without a trace," there are no spots for advertisers, only a bitter realization that finally leads to despair.

Acquired by Susan in 1885 after Austin and Mabel had begun their affair, the purchase is thought to reflect her bitter realization of it.

The bitter realization that 55 percent of my compatriots quite like the retrograde autocracy that Chávez represents made me want to get as far away from Venezuela as possible.

I landed the gig when my own family rented a villa there; after a few shots of tequila and the bitter realization that I had no desire to return to school anytime soon, I straight-up asked the owner of the company if he needed any help.

Most often, they make lists: of a lover's vows in "I'm Your Man," of bitter realizations in "Everybody Knows," of metaphorical choreography in "Dance Me to the End of Love".

In "Unbreakable," David had to grapple with the horrors of heroism and the bitter realization that guardians can't save those at risk without also internalizing society's brutalities.

Broadly speaking an implementation is a realization of a specification.

Marianne Faithfull applies her husky ruin of a voice to songs about harrowing moments and bitter realizations.

Now comes a bitter dose of reality.

Same-field peer review would become a bitter arena of scientific contentions and inter-personal conflicts.