Sentence examples for be more bitter from inspiring English sources

Older leaves tend to be more bitter.

"Arafat out of the country will be more bitter and more negative".

FEW ironies could be more bitter than the publication of a book on reconciliation shortly after its author has been murdered.

One person who knows both said that Mr. Clinton was eager to patch things up but that Mr. Gore appeared to be more bitter.

Now, only months after becoming head of the Doha Centre for Media Freedom, he is entangled in a row that may well be more bitter than anything he has experienced.The centre was launched only in October.

The longer heads tend to be more bitter, but they turn almost caramel sweet when grilled until soft and dressed with olive oil and vinegar.

Mr. Evans's voice is more bitter and mocking; it's a little more poised.

For young African-American music mavens, the disenchantment was more bitter and more personal.

After four years, politics has never been more bitter and divided.

The fight is more bitter than many contests between candidates of opposite parties.

The other two elimination games were more bitter for the Yankees.