Sentence examples for bitter against from inspiring English sources

"People were quite bitter against it," she said.

Many were bitter against the sanitarium authorities for their failure to evacuate the patients after a landslide on April 4 that stopped short of the sani tarium.

Henry was naive; he was, on the one hand, overly trustful and, on the other, bitter against those who betrayed his trust.

"Without question," said Steven Clark, a St. Barnabas spokesman, the doctors union "has really been very bitter against the hospital and has made any attempt possible to create controversy.

She can scarcely avoid being bitter against boxing now and many who have not suffered such personal agony because of the hardest of sports will be asking once again if the game is worth the candle.

But when those who were wealthiest and most bitter against the tyrant had set out from the city, sending after them some of his mercenaries, he killed the men themselves and confiscated their property.

Rome was therefore forced to contend by around 340 BC against both Samnite incursions into their territory and, simultaneously, in a bitter war against their former allies.

The takeover was later done after a bitter battle against arch rival 888.

His Super Bowl touchdowns were not viewed as redemption or bitter payback against Houston, Jones said.

Fatah also has bitter grievances against Hamas, which seized control of Gaza in 2007.

During his exile Alcaeus wrote bitter polemics against Pittacus, who had joined another faction.