Sentence examples for because of the bitterness from inspiring English sources
Saddened, because of the bitterness that infused the piece.
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.
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.
It is an uphill battle, not only because of the bitterness between the two sides that Sharon had a huge role in fostering but also because, through his unilateral withdrawal from the Gaza Strip, Sharon proved that it was possible for Israel to deceive the world by portraying its actions as striving for peace, when in fact they were efforts to abort it.
It may have been delayed, he says, because of the bitterness of early rivalries in the field.
Besides, working in Congress had become "very hard because of the acrimony and bitterness".When Mr Dingell arrived in the House in 1955 he already knew the place well.
"It's become very hard because of the acrimony and bitterness, both in Congress and in the streets".
Hip-hop, of course, has plenty of drama and tension; in the past month Nervous System has severed its relations with Ms. DiMenna and Mr. Saunders because of business differences, with some of the bitterness spilling on to various Internet sites.
