Sentence examples for be bitter to from inspiring English sources

The Ryder Cup doesn't have to be bitter to be compelling.

We met the other finalists and tried not to be bitter to the guys who had made better films than us.

Secondly, Philonous invokes relativity arguments to suggest that because sensory qualities are relative to the perceiver, e.g. what is hot to one hand may be cold to the other and what is sweet to one person may be bitter to another, they cannot belong to mind-independent material objects, for such objects could not bear contradictory qualities.

I know that it's all hard, and might be bitter to swallow in the end, but if you want to get some of what you want, you have to give someone else what they want.

Don't be bitter to anyone.

It is bitter to be hacked down in such a way in the last game of the season.

In his article, Remnick quoted from a letter Brodsky wrote to Leonid Brezhnev just prior to his exile: I am bitter to have to leave Russia.

A wide variety of plants, marine animals, arthropods, and vertebrates produce chemicals that are bitter to humans and distasteful to other vertebrate predators.

It is bitter to exit on penalties.

"I'm bitter to the point that I didn't feel my side of the story was heard sufficiently.

They grow on deciduous or coniferous trees, but though they smell mushroomy, they are bitter to taste.