Sentence examples for bitter figure from inspiring English sources

"We've painted the single woman as this bitter figure who really wants all that," she says, "but I'm not sure I do.

I think he is now such a bitter, divisive figure.

His ferocious anti-Sarkozysme backfired, casting him as a bitter, obsessive figure.

He's a former future star, reborn as a halfway bitter cult figure he always seemed to be.

I must have cut a bitter and pathetic figure, lit up in the flickering candle light like a Shakespearean gargoyle in Dolce and Gabbana trousers.

But now, caught between her sadistic bully of a son and her pitiless bully of a father, she is a bitter and thwarted figure, rarely seen without a goblet of anaesthetising wine clutched in her elegant hand.

Its slide was an inevitability that many of those who created the music were slow to perceive as they tortured themselves and began to turn bitter trying to figure out why the support system that had been built around them was slowly being redirected to tend to the bipolar beast now dominating the marketplace: teeny-bop pop and hip-hop.

All because A) they've made mediocre records that an authoritative, compelling and "hot and in" record label will not sign, or B) they made bad deals, feel bitter and now figure they're done being exploited.

Following Bitter's overall design, Alexander Stirling Calder created the bronze figures and the fountain.

The issue acquired a political dimension last autumn when congressional figures launched bitter attacks on the struggling insurer AIG for spending $440,000 on a retreat for salesmen at the $1,000-a-night St Regis Resort in Monarch Beach, California shortly after receiving an $85bn government bailout.

With hormones ranging through their newly fertile systems, more nervous energy than they know how to handle, and a bitter resentment of authority figures, conflicted teenagers seem ripe for dramatization.