Sentence examples similar to a bitterness of from inspiring English sources

Hops contribute a bitterness that balances the sweetness of the malt; the bitterness of beers is measured on the International Bitterness Units scale.

Moore spent the afternoon wandering the bleachers, erasing the bitterness of a lifetime as a Cubs fan.

At Passover, Jewish people eat bitter herbs as a reminder of the bitterness of slavery.

It just added to the bitterness of a day which those at a distance from all this seemed to enjoy.

COMBINE the bitterness of a Marxist tract with the prissiness of a guide to etiquette, and what do you get?

I love the dry, snappy bitterness of a pilsner.

His austerity hardened into severity, the bitterness of a scourge.

The sequence ended with "Revelge," which had all the bitterness of a Weill-Brecht number.

Palin's disdain goes beyond the bitterness of a public figure who has been burned by the press.

But they also acknowledged that the bitterness of a nasty campaign lingered longer among their staffs and spouses.

But the bitterness of a black majority that still struggles to survive is increasingly bursting into the open.