Sentence examples for bitter actions from inspiring English sources

Expect to see this play out in snide, deniable, but nonetheless bitter actions for months to come.

Opponents of a deal have emphasized that Iran is an untrustworthy actor: the devil who speaks sweet words but plans bitter actions.

But while the national mantra targets the South as the bastion of intolerance, maybe we're forgetting to look elsewhere for the truly bitter actions of hate.

Ian Smith, the former Rhodesian prime minister, who made his unilateral declaration of independence from Britain in 1965 and fought a bitter rearguard action to prevent black majority rule, never lost the ability to inspire strong emotion.

And here you are telling me that I am weak?" This spring, his particularly bitter divorce action against his second wife was given detailed cover treatment by Maclean's, a Canadian news magazine, although it was largely ignored by other media outlets.

In contrast to the bitter affirmative action battles of the 1970s and '80s--marked by legislation and angry marches--the new challenge to university administrators is quieter but potentially more formidable, for it is being mounted by respected professors with tenure.

During the bitter, close range action, Fisgard took severe damage and almost lost her opponent.

Its membership roll lists 46 umpires; 21 remain aloof, still bitter over the actions of the group led by John Hirschbeck, the president of the new union.

Greece, which had to be rescued this spring by the 15 other nations that share the euro currency just to stave off bankruptcy, has also been forced to cut deep into workers' allowances, with weeks of bitter strikes and actions as a result.

"Data is the real place where the money is, and we've always said that people with huge power should be regulated". Archbishop Welby also argued for an increase in the minimum wage to better reflect the cost of living and support struggling families and said that without action, "bitter resentment" would grow.

The administration's actions provoked bitter criticism from civil rights advocates.