Sentence examples for a bitter response from inspiring English sources

In a bitter response, Neil Garnham QC, for the soldiers, accused the Iraqi witnesses of "persistently and deliberately giving false evidence under oath".

Not surprisingly, the loss of the Cunard contract inspired a bitter response from Harland & Wolff, which said that the British government had failed to devise an adequate financing package to satisfy Cunard.

News of Maxwell's death drew a bitter response from UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, who demanded to know why it took more than an hour for Afghan forces to respond to the UN's calls for help and withdrew half his international staff from the country.

But to neglect the positive side of this historic saga is to caricature British history, malign English liberalism, and provoke a bitter, defensive response.

Last month, after The New York Post published an article condemning greedy "wrong-shoremen" for scuttling the contract talks, one member of Local 1814 in Brooklyn wrote a bitter, personal response to the reporter describing "the difference between us".

Limonov's bitter response cuts the writer to the quick.

The bitter response of India's press and politicians to recent violence hardly boded well for talks either.

In an interview a few days later in the tumbledown offices of Merit, his publishing house, Mr. Hashem laughed as he recalled the bitter response to the post.

Mr. Giuliani seemed impervious to the often bitter response, rushing to the sidewalks to greet spectators even when he was being booed.

Yet, the right's blustering, bitter response in the form of relentless and defensive denial shows how they're only for free speech when it promotes their own interests.

Similar to TRPM5, PLCβ2 (phospholipase Cβ2) shares overlapping expression patterns with TRPM5, and its knockout mice show a selective and complete loss of sweet, umami, and bitter responses (Zhang et al. 2003).