Sentence examples for bitter book from inspiring English sources

Country Girl is far from being a bitter book, but O'Brien remembers these other slights too.

The Return of the Native is a raw, ragged, bitter book with an unfinished feel - there's a very dramatic ending but not enough middle, somehow.

This skimpy, bitter book is more interested in combining anti-Obama bumper-sticker phrases with very energetic branding, as if hammering home the use of "amateur" as an epithet is all it takes to make the case.

In his bitter book, he chose to ignore the fact that Anita Hill complained to four others about his behavior, and was directly corroborated by another of Thomas's female subordinates.

With Washington lawmakers running in the opposite direction of cooperation to improve much of anything, let alone the economy, Mr. Heitzman will probably have to make room on his shelves for more bitter books about politics in 2012.

It's made from pear-infused gin, fresh tarragon, tonic water and bitters Which book gets you cooking?

"A Personal Odyssey" is a bitter, brittle, captious book, despite its avuncular conclusion.

In her excellent book Bitter, Canadian food writer Jennifer McLagan argues that Sevilles are "much more complex in flavour" than sweet oranges.

Ian Smith, the leader of a regime that declared "independence" from Britain in 1965, made it clear in his book "Bitter Harvest" that he despised Sir Garfield for starting negotiations with black leaders as early as the 1950s.

Though many felt his criticism of U.S. involvement in Vietnam was too moderate, he later adopted a less-moderate position and recounted his 1984 journey to Vietnam and Cambodia in his last book, Bitter Victory (1986).

But their season, smouldering meanly under the moss, finally burst into flames early in the new year, when they stunned Leicester in the semi-final of the Tetley's Bitter Cup to book the first of their two cup-final appearances.