Sentence examples for a bitterness that from inspiring English sources
Tylopilus species typically have a very bitter taste, a bitterness that is imparted to the flavour of the porcini with which they are mixed.
It was fought with a bitterness that promised ill for President Taft, and foreshadowed today's passions.
"It is not," Pellegrini concluded, "a bitterness that will go away from one day to the next".
Marmalade, the ingredient at the heart of this week's Weekend recipe, has a bitterness that makes some people shudder and avoid entirely.
But the coal-bed methane push, which began, innocuously enough, with a tax credit in the late 1980's, has caused a bitterness that may never be repaired.
The Ramones ended their career hardly speaking to each other, a bitterness that carried on after the death of both Joey and Dee Dee - the latter of a suspected drug overdose, the former of lymphatic cancer.
These wines are crisp and dry, with a touch of fruit and perhaps a mineral flavor or a slight bitterness that give them spark.
But his ambivalent reaction belies a complicated, stormy saga about wartime heroism and domestic strife, about a strange governmental complicity in keeping one prisoner's status a virtual secret, about satisfaction at an achievement duly acknowledged and a simultaneous bitterness that will not fade.
But at their best, dark milk chocolates have a combination of silky texture and coffee-caramel creaminess, with a slight bitterness that pulls them back from the edge of too-sweet.
Cocoa powder tempers that tendency and gives the dacquoise a slight bitterness that matches perfectly with the halvah.
The mouthfeel of the Stormy Daniels "60 Minutes" interview is complex, gradually revealing itself in a mellow bitterness that still has so much more to tell.
