Sentence examples for a bitter taste of from inspiring English sources

Of course, we have already had a bitter taste of how hopelessly misleading nutritional orthodoxy can be.

Iona, with six MAAC titles, got a bitter taste of the other side today before a sparse crowd.

By the end of the year, American consumers were already getting a bitter taste of rising prices.

Renzi's government has already had a bitter taste of how badly the crisis could go if Italian pensioners were wiped out by the new rules.

The current situation in Moscow has a bitter taste of "back to basics", given how difficult it was to source good food in the Soviet era.

This clever tweet caught our eye because each word is separated by paragraph breaks, giving readers a bitter taste of what it's like to scroll through the Internet one word at a time.

But it has left a bitter taste on the tongues of some of the local producers.

The drawbacks are a bitter taste on the back of your tongue, the possibility of an overdose, or debilitating addiction, and prison if you're unlucky or careless.

It left a bitter taste for some of her supporters.

But it still leaves something of a bitter taste to anyone who roots for David over Goliath.

"Voss has more of a bitter taste to it.