Sentence examples for a time of bitter from inspiring English sources

In a time of bitter partisanship she has been straight.

In Britain, the run-up to the event used to be a time of bitter arguments between senior Muslims and Jews.

She's a lifelong institutionalist at a time of bitter distrust in institutions, a believer in gradual progress faced with violent impatience.

Knuckle was produced at a time of bitter and fundamental industrial disputes, so the hotel I stayed in along from the theatre was subject to blackouts.

He is pressing ahead even though his Conservative successor has not yet been chosen, as there is broad agreement within his party about renewal of Trident at a time of bitter infighting over Europe.

The new arrivals to rebel areas are likely to be in poor health, weakened by months of siege without proper food or medical care, and are arriving at a time of bitter cold weather.

At a time of unparalleled bitter partisanship in American politics, Obama has managed to pull off the seemingly impossible: while her husband has become a hate figure for the right and a subject of sustained racially tinted trolling, she has managed to keep above the fray while continuing to be a powerful advocate for greater racial tolerance.

Born in 1567, he came of age in a time of cruel and bitter conflict.

It has brought Northern Ireland back to a time of bloodshed and bitter divisions.

The culture wars are commonly said to have taken shape in the 1960s, a time of upheaval and bitter discord in which America's valued institutions — its churches, its universities, its rule of law — came under steady assault even as differences over the cold war, racial injustice and sexual mores left Americans fiercely at odds.

That was a time of deep division, of bitter recriminations, and of villains.