Sentence examples for be less bitter from inspiring English sources

To date, with a few noteworthy exceptions, retention elections have tended to be less bitter and partisan than contests where two candidates compete.

If the end comes, you'll both be less bitter.

Magically, the kale will not only soften and darken, but it will sweeten and be less bitter.

But if we pause and consider our mad-house emergency departments and trauma centers as places of holy sanctuary, especially this holiday (Holy Day) season, maybe we'll be less bitter as we staff our brightly lit, warm and welcoming emergency departments -- beacons in the dark night of all too many hurting souls.

If it is, the olives are ready; if you want the olives to be less bitter, wait a few more days (changing the water daily) before moving on.

It's clear that he still adores the Army, and he is less bitter than wistful.

Tyrion, too, was less bitter, not apparently drinking, and even a little bit hopeful.

White and small eggplant tend to have firmer, creamier flesh and are less bitter than the large purple ones.

There, he had complained about his limited playing time, but has been less bitter with the Knicks.

The volunteers consistently rated the solutions containing salt as being less bitter, despite the fact that the concentration of the bitter chemical in both solutions was identical.

The usual explanation is that the American-born children of the first generation of exiles, known as los historicos, are less bitter than their parents, and are assimilating.