Sentence examples for acknowledging the bitterness of from inspiring English sources

Sergeant Major King, 50, bid farewell to her instructors and staff at the drill sergeant school last week, acknowledging the bitterness of the last six months while also calling the Army "a great place to serve".

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

But Trump's power as President, however consequential, cannot cancel the power that other countries have in the conflict, as Netanyahu seemed to acknowledge in the bitterness of his response.

But she also acknowledged the lingering bitterness of her opponents, led by Winston Tubman, the challenger who withdrew from the runoff in November claiming fraud in the first round the month before.

Such a memorial would acknowledge our own tangled history and help to put the bitterness of the past where it belongs: in the history books.

By formally acknowledging the depth of feeling here -- an approach virtually unheard of in the history of the conflict -- the inquest is helping Omagh recover from its anguish without giving in to bitterness.

The bitterness of the split was evident.

The bitterness of life on the margin.

Note the bitterness of the guts," said Hattori.

"The bitterness of the koshu skin is extreme".

The bitterness of feeling will become more and more acute.