Sentence examples for be so bitter from inspiring English sources
A.G.: Oh, I would be so bitter.
These days, though, those collectors don't seem to be so bitter after all.
Tess didn't know that a reference to Robert Louis Stevenson's "Child's Garden of Verses" could be so bitter and accusatory.
News just in! Hopefully Terry's replacement, Graham Norton, won't be so bitter should Jade Ewan limp home last.
Sometimes the strife between parents and their teenage children can be so bitter that even the tiniest set-to is charged with hostility that threatens to erupt into violence.
They contend that the losing party will be so bitter, and Capitol Hill so deadlocked, that the loser will be in a perfect position to sweep right in four years hence and rescue the presidency from a man who never deserved it in the first place.
The irony is so bitter it burns.
It's just funny; he's so bitter.
"How could they go well when I was so bitter?
Life is so bitter in Afghanistan," he said.
AS HENRY KISSINGER once observed, the reason academic disputes are so bitter is that the stakes are so low.
