Sentence examples for bitter assertion from inspiring English sources
Within the prison of small rooms, he created riots of feeling, and then, as the camera broke loose on the streets and in the tango dance hall, Brando's despair became a bitter assertion of freedom crossing into flagrancy.
Then there are her vague but bitter assertions that cannot be answered: "You stopped me from being me".
But his appeal to working-class whites has taken a beating, following his snooty assertion that "bitter" Americans don't like him because they prefer to cling to their guns, to God and to xenophobia (see article).
Although women expressed a greater diversity of opinions than men, many did support the assertion that bitter alcoholic beverages or those with a high ABV should be left for the men.
Abdullah is reported to be bitter over the White House's assertion that the president is taking a balanced approach to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and he wants to evaluate in person whether Mr. Bush understands how his actions are being perceived in the Arab world.
His assertions brought the bitter divisions over polygamy that simmer beneath much of rural Utah into the open.
Its villain turns out to be unnervingly close to home -- and Mr. Pacino's assertions take on bitter meaning, proof of the instructor's presciently paranoid warning to his recruits that "nothing is what it seems".
Before the Civil War, westward expansion had produced bitter sectional divisions over slavery, divisions which impeded the assertion of federal power over those territories.
"Bitter, bitter," Lance said.
