Sentence examples for bitter assessment from inspiring English sources

Nearly three hours later, after the usual crush at the Lincoln Tunnel, the bus emerges into Midtown, and Ms. Dean, 38, a labor investigator for New York State, fixes her hair and offers a bitter assessment of her life.

That bitter assessment reflects the deep suspicion inside Mr. Netanyahu's government that Mr. Obama will settle for a final agreement that leaves Iran a few screwdriver turns short of a weapon.

While staying close to home, he cultivated his Web site (which was shut down last spring), continued his regular Twitter postings, spoke freely to the press and wrote a bitter assessment of life in Beijing for Newsweek.

And a spokesman's bitter assessment of a mission that began as humanitarian aid, went on to topple the bad guys, then became -- haplessly -- bad guys and finally left after 150 peacekeepers and thousands of Somalis died, with nothing much accomplished: "We fed them.

That bitter assessment of WWI was written in pencil by Harry Drinkwater in a pocketbook he kept in his tunic pocket.

With its bitter assessment of love and morbid ruminations, Dylan's first collection of original songs in seven years was highly acclaimed.

Jones, though, was not bitter in his assessment and praised Toulouse's unblinking efficiency: "They respected us and came for a win.

In this review, recent in vitro (analytical) and in vivo (non-human) tools are described for the assessment of the bitter taste of medicines.

"Starts sweet, ends bitter," was Mr. Ammerman's enthusiastic assessment.

[Page C3.] Settlement Over Suzuki Article Suzuki Motor and Consumers Union, the publisher of Consumer Reports, reached a settlement in a bitter eight-year legal dispute over the magazine's assessment of how prone the Suzuki Samurai sport utility vehicle is to roll over.

A signal detection theory (SDT) approach was used for detection threshold assessment of the four basic tastes (salt; sweet; bitter; and, sour).