Sentence examples for amount of bitterness from inspiring English sources

Understandably, there is a certain amount of bitterness.

And that engendered a fair amount of bitterness among Montrealers.

"There was a fair amount of bitterness," Mr. Burke recalled.

And then, on the other side, there's an enormous amount of bitterness, clearly, among the Pakistanis toward the United States.

"On trade, there's no question, there's still a huge amount of bitterness toward Bill Clinton," Thea Lee, the policy director for the A.F.L.-C.I.O., told me.

But the counterintuitive casting pays off, and Mr. Selge invests the character with just the right amount of bitterness, self-deprecating humor and charisma to make the performance, and Mr. Houellebecq's intelligent and well-considered satire, work onstage.

On the palate it is fresh and lively, with just the right amount of cleansing bitterness to leave the mouth refreshed.

First, I learned that there's a tremendous amount of underlying bitterness about the publishing business from unpublished authors.

"It was the most successful movie of all time at that point," Lucas said with a certain amount of surprising bitterness, "because it was made for so little money... something like $750,000 total".

Once Bush was declared the winner and inaugurated in January 2001, McCain's battles with him would resume, with a significant amount of lingering bitterness between the two men and their staffs over what had transpired during the course of 2000.

Lebanese business people here control a considerable amount of wealth, and that wealth creates some bitterness.