Sentence examples for bitter anger from inspiring English sources

Magda von Burg, a Serbian whose offices are opposite the hospital, reflected the bitter anger of many Belgrade residents.

The most bitter anger is di rected at Britain for her re fusal to use force to crush white rebellion and to compel majority rule.

But the case has laid bare a bitter anger across the racial divide He was a seminal influence on punk, a ferociously funny performance poet.

We can argue about them – often in bitter anger – but the state does not persecute us for it, and so far Lieberman's anti-democratic attempts to silence us have failed to gain sufficient support.

Her convent is badly shaken when the prioress, rather than offering her daughter nuns an example of acceptance in the face of mortality, dies with delirium, bitter anger and abject fear.

Some of the worshipers expressed bitter anger that the national security forces had been unable to protect them and said that they believed the Sadr militia, which has largely been disbanded in recent years as the Sadrists emphasized their identity as a political and social movement, should be allowed once again to patrol.

He ended with this thought: "Things like traumatic stress and anxiety and tension and sorrow and depression and hate and bitter, selfish anger and fear start to lift away.

That bitter battle angered Mr. Racamier and his family and sealed Mr. Arnault's reputation as a brilliant, American-style corporate raider who ignored the unwritten codes of French business.

A bitter and sad anger sat heavy in my heart".

The I-hate-management diatribe: This is a short speech delivered by a particularly bitter employee whose anger is surpassed only by his or her rhetorical skill.

"You're all I have in this teenage twilight," Wheeler sings, while admitting that the bitter words and anger characterise the death of what was once his lifeline.