Sentence examples for became bitterly from inspiring English sources

We read how Horodok became bitterly divided by the pogroms.

Jean-François, she says, became bitterly unhappy once she became famous.

But once there she became bitterly unhappy and resisted many of the Shakers' practices, along with their religious teachings.

They became bitterly estranged and battled for the loyalty of their sons; Eleanor prevailed, outlasting her husband.

Before they arrived Eanest heard that they were going to Europe for a year, and he became bitterly jealous of them.

When its commerce was almost destroyed by the maritime blockade of the Continent directed against Napoleon, Marseille became bitterly anti-Bonapartist and hailed the Bourbon restoration.

It is just one incident in a campaign which has become bitterly personal.

It has become bitterly split between the four Clinton appointees and the three remaining members appointed by Republican members of Congress.

When she falls in love with Tom, Barry, forced to be both observer and captive participant in the romance (no sex is shown), becomes bitterly jealous.

It is said to be led with an iron hand by Sam Mullet, a prickly 66-year-old man who had become bitterly estranged from mainstream Amish communities and had had several confrontations with the Jefferson County sheriff.

Gradually disillusionment sets in; in 1916 he talked of Jack's noble death but within 18 months he has become bitterly angry at Beaverbrook's warmongering Times and lambasts the incompetence of the generals and the politicians.