Sentence examples for bitter arguments from inspiring English sources

The bitter arguments that led to the album's being shelved aren't included.

The divided vote and the bitter arguments about it have had a surpisingly narrow public resonance.

But faced with bitter arguments and diverse priorities, the decision has been put off.

There were bitter arguments among the participants over whether commercialization should take place at all.

"And I have no stake in the bitter arguments of the last few years.

This dispute will be settled, as were earlier bitter arguments at Northwest and American Airlines.

In Edison's time the bitter arguments were over the virtues of opposing patents and competing phonographs.

That was certainly the case in the 1980s, when the South African divestment campaign caused bitter arguments across the nation.

There is a real dilemma, as shown by the bitter arguments now raging over the quasi-independent foundation hospitals.

When staying with her, should Mandy react to her godmother's views and risk the bitter arguments that always arise?

In fact, Mr. Bush's macro bet for the campaign is that voters are sick of what he calls "bitter arguments".