Sentence examples for an undercurrent of bitterness from inspiring English sources
The charging decision reflects an undercurrent of bitterness within the army over Bergdahl.
It wasn't the guy I went to high school with whose comments contain an undercurrent of bitterness in which I admittedly delight.
He did not elaborate on that last point, but there has often been an undercurrent of bitterness in Justice Thomas's public remarks since his confirmation hearings in 1991, when he faced accusations of sexual harassment.
Just as there is an undercurrent of bitterness at the enhanced employment prospects of foreign coaches in the English game, another conspicuous failure in La Liga, so soon after David Moyes' failure at Real Sociedad, would have far-reaching ramifications.
At a Republican convention there is always an undercurrent of bitterness and anger, a readiness to boo at the mention of, for example, community organising, or Senate democratic majority leader Harry Reid, or chant "Drill baby, drill", as the crowd offers to drive their gas-guzzlers over all obstacles.
The disintegration of the foreign policy consensus forged by Acheson and his colleagues was, Kissinger once said, a "disaster," and there is an undercurrent of contained bitterness running through the pages of "Ending the Vietnam War".
"Hiding behind the truncheons and tear gas of the Central Security riot police was an intellectually bankrupt and cynical blank space of a regime… That's why there was a distinct undercurrent of bitterness and shame mixed in with the euphoria and the resurgent sense of empowerment coursing through the Cairo streets that February, when Mubarak meekly left the stage.
In 1937, after they attended "The Show Is On," Arlen slipped a note under Anya's hotel-room door: "Dearest Anya — We're getting married tomorrow — 'bout time, don't you think?" Although the marriage put an end to their romantic stalemate, as Arlen's biographer Edward Jablonski tactfully writes, "an undercurrent of censure and bitterness remained".
"There is an undercurrent of demand".
There was also an undercurrent of frustration.
But there was an undercurrent of disappointment.
