Sentence examples for because of bitterness from inspiring English sources

Strawberry says he no longer follows baseball but not because of bitterness or regret.

ON THE campaign trail, Barack Obama famously claimed that blue-collar workers in Pennsylvania clung to religion because of bitterness over lost jobs.

Because of bitterness over this race, Labor leaders decided to hold yet another internal election to determine their top candidate for the national elections of 2003.

Because of bitterness over the unresolved Senate election, the Virginia delegation refused to make Tyler its favorite son candidate for vice president.

Mice fed high fat diet overeat because of the palatability of fat, and this overeating may have been smaller in the quinine group because of bitterness.

The battle over the New Haven mall is unusual because of the bitterness and fervor that both sides have shown.

Because of the bitterness and disillusionment expressed by his father, onetime stage and film leading man Jason Robards, Sr. (1892 1963), the younger Robards avoided acting in his youth.

Several of Pacifica's national directors have stepped down in the last year, in part because of growing bitterness between the foundation and some employees and listeners, Ms. Goodman said.

Douglas Berman, Mr. Bradley's campaign chairman, said that was unlikely, in part because of the bitterness of the current primary campaign and in part because those donors are disillusioned with the Clinton-Gore brand of politics.

Because of lingering bitterness over the negotiations, ratification of the proposed contract -- ballots have been returned by mail and are to be counted today -- is by no means assured, union officials said.

Mr. Brown said he came to the forum to confront Mr. Kerry, in part because of lingering bitterness from the Vietnam era, when as a West Point cadet he was spat on, he said, by antiwar protesters.