Sentence examples for bitter atmosphere from inspiring English sources

A seedy, bitter atmosphere prevails throughout mainly thanks to the misanthropic detective.

But some held out hope that a bitter atmosphere could be dissipated by a revival of comity.

It could have appeared after a more general discussion of the bitter atmosphere, and the denial should have followed immediately.

There he learned the power of reconciliation in a bitter atmosphere that saw him and his colleagues billeted with as many German families as practicable to prevent reprisals.

The fascinating, unresolved question about polarization — in many ways it is the great question of this Presidential election — is whether the bitter atmosphere is an artifact of politics alone, or whether the country itself is more deeply split.

A BITTER atmosphere threatens to spoil Saturday's English FA Cup Final a showpiece that remains to many fans soccer's equivalent of American football's Super Bowl and the baseball World Series.

The dispute is roiling an already bitter electoral atmosphere 10 weeks before the balloting on July 2, when Mexicans will also elect a president and Congress.

In his tour as F.B.I. director, Mr. Comey ultimately served as a major figure in the 2016 election, possibly shaping its outcome even as he sought to navigate the bureau away from the bitter political atmosphere of the campaign.

Mr. Clinton attributed the bitter, partisan atmosphere in Washington to what he said was a Republican belief that "they had found a foolproof formula to hold on to the White House forever".

At a time when Republicans are concerned that voters are blaming them for the bitter partisan atmosphere that has gripped this city since they took power -- Mr. Bush peppered his speech on Tuesday with pleas for bipartisanship -- a majority leader who is deliberately not polarizing may prove a welcome change for Republicans as they head into this difficult year.

They can be measured by the increase in party-line voting in Congress, the bitter political atmosphere in Washington, the political segmentation of media outlets and the emergence of rigid donor and activist bases in each party that use their power to inflict Stalinist party-line orthodoxy on potentially independent leaders.