Sentence examples similar to bitter faced from inspiring English sources

In effect, the 21st century version of class conflict sets the stage for an exceptionally bitter face-off between the left and the right in Congress.

Re "A Taste for Brews That Go to Extremes" (Jan . 9: It is now nearly impossible to find any beer short of a Schlitz — "just the kiss of the hops" — that does not induce a bitter face.

The bitter face-off was no nonsense, uncompromising and brutal.

Egypt's opposition has rejected an attempt by President Mohammed Morsi to end an increasingly bitter face-off.

Another bitter face-off on government spending is looming this autumn.

The real hazard will come months from now, when all the posters have been taken down and an already bitter electorate faces stark economic realities, Mr. Makarkin said.

These reintroductions have faced bitter opposition from some ranchers, farmers and politicians.

Daugherty faced bitter public opposition when Harding named him attorney general, and he nearly faced impeachment proceedings in 1922.

More recently Shaul Mofaz faced bitter resistance from the then chief of staff, Moshe Ya'alon, to the government's plan for disengagement from Gaza.

While some of the designers carried on, and others faced bitter disappointment, their diverging paths illustrate how much each of them, and their industry, have changed.

The council's proposal has faced bitter opposition from residents and anti-gentrification campaigners, who have said the current social housing should be upgraded instead.