Sentence examples for a cold bitter from inspiring English sources

After all, what's more refreshing than a cold (bitter) beer?

Labour politicians talked about being "stunned" and "befuddled", and of "a cold bitter morning".

High strings and the sound of a cold, bitter wind keen through Nitin Sawhney's score like cosmic weather.

(Bzzzz!!) Little Ricky is desperately trying to prove he's manly enough for the New York Senate job by painting Hillary as not womanly enough -- i.e., a cold, bitter, biting harpy.

All the hopes of Murrayfield had been washed away by a cold, bitter rain that fell all day and by France, who were doing nothing more invigorating than playing less badly than their opponents.

Scotland, my schooling had at times implied, at times openly professed, was a small, cold, bitter place that had no political clout, not much cultural heritage, joyless people and writers who were all male and all dead.

"After such a fantastic year for the sport and with the Commonwealth Games rapidly approaching, this is an ice cold bitter blow for me, my country and the traditional 500 year old Scottish sport I have loved my whole life.

"They needed to take a breather, and then you add the cold, bitter weather of the Northeast and swirling winds.

They were like a cold and bitter old lady who did not know what it meant to have a broken heart.

Andrew stayed at the open door and did not speak but merely kept looking into Mary's eyes; his own eyes were as hard and bright as those of a bird and they spoke to her of a cold and bitter incredulity, as if he were accusing something or someone (even perhaps his sister) that it was useless beyond words to accuse.

Towards the end has utter hatred of himself for transforming into such a cold and bitter person.