Sentence examples for bitter abuse from inspiring English sources

They have the victory, the field is theirs, but still they scream bitter abuse at the defeated.

Mary Lincoln's niece recalled: "She knew that a single tear shed for a dead enemy would bring torrents of scorn and bitter abuse on both her husband and herself".

Ethnically Chinese, Mr Kuok spent several of his eight decades collecting bitter memories of abuse by the Malay majority in his native Malaysia.

The chief justices of 15 states are planning an unusual "summit meeting" to try to limit what some of them describe as increasing abuses in bitter election contests for judgeships.

Example: Old librarian that became bitter when her husband abused her.

It is this attitude that in the long run will continue to plague the churn that Harrah's will ultimately feel, as more and more loyal customers gain a more bitter taste from their blatant abuse of the customer.

Implausible as this scenario may seem, questionable allegations of child abuse often permeate bitter divorces and custody battles.

"We must all do more," said Lake. "But the ultimate responsibility to end this cruel and bitter conflict, and stop the abuse of children, rests with those who are engaging in violence.

Since the financial shift her partner, who was once confident and supportive, has become bitter and melancholic, regularly verbally abusing her for how she spends money.

Not that he should be the provider, but that he should earn the same if not more". Since the financial shift her partner, who was once confident and supportive, has become bitter and melancholic, regularly verbally abusing her for how she spends money.

For the past two years politics in Britain has been dominated by bitter debate, often descending to personal abuse, unashamed lies and absurd tribalism.