Sentence examples for as bitterly from inspiring English sources

By then, the Shrum-Doak partnership had ended just as bitterly as had Shrum-Caddell.

Democracy and the League of Nations were assailed and ridiculed by the two Fascist dictators as bitterly as Bolshevism.

When Laws began his cabinet sabbatical, the broadsheets wept as bitterly as if it were a scene from Les Mis.

As bitterly as Harris's N.F.L experience ended, it nonetheless blasted open the door for every African-American quarterback that would follow.

As bitterly as school boards can sometimes divide over issues and personality clashes, it is very unusual for a board to try to expel a member.

As bitterly as those seasons ended, how much were they worth to a franchise whose desperate financial straits have far more to do with its owners than its players?

The various Slavic nationalities conducted their policies in accordance with what they regarded as their national interests, and those policies were as often bitterly hostile toward other Slavic peoples as they were friendly toward non-Slavs.

Yet academic philosophers, denied the possibility of any legislative or executive functions in the sciences, rejected the juridical ones as well, bitterly resisting contamination of their pure pursuit by the empiricism of the new psychology.

For the three displaced Cubans whose lives James sketches in "Ninety Miles," the gulf between the diaspora and the homeland is felt as a bitterly personal breach, a "family schism," as Eloy Gutiérrez Menoyo puts it.

"Fancy," the Maid as Waitress bitterly sings, with both wonder and anger, as she considers the Duchess.

You can't just hear her getting progressively more angry – you can feel it, too, rising hotter and harsher as she bitterly chokes "and I deserve it" over and over again, until you feel just as queasy as her.