Sentence examples for bitter concept from inspiring English sources

Still, the bitter concept behind the production is hard to take.

Now there is a movement to remedy that, in part, by re-releasing the 1964 album "Bitter Tears," a concept album about the plight of the American Indian.

He mentioned the street in his 1974 song "Bitter Fingers", on the semi-autobiographical concept album Captain Fantastic and the Brown Dirt Cowboy.

Each figure representative of a memory, but also a bitter slap in the face to the very concept of adulthood.

Some bitter people might say that these are merely sub-concepts of the bigger "thirty-five-hour work week" concept, but the Norman hole and apéritif existed long before socialism.

It's a far cry from the band's last record, "Any Man in America" (2011), a concept album chronicling his divorce and a bitter custody dispute with his first wife.

But the idea of commercially subsidized education is still a foreign concept to consumers, and it leaves a bitter taste in educators' mouths.

The poll also tried to gauge public opinion on the concept of merit pay, which was the focus of last month's bitter negotiations between the Giuliani administration and the teachers' union.

That idea was later fortified by Alexis de Tocqueville's concept of American exceptionalism, which suggested that the country was exempt from the bitter conflicts — class, religion, imperial ambition — that had convulsed Europe.

He played a major role in building concepts of a just monarchy into the historic charter, which attempted to settle the bitter feud between the tyrannical King John and his nobles.

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