Sentence examples for bitter form from inspiring English sources
Political scientist Wallace Stanley Sayre once said that 'academic politics is the most vicious and bitter form of politics, because the stakes are so low'.
It was 40 years ago this week that Richard Thompson first played with Fairport Convention, and their most celebrated surviving former member is still in rousing, bitter form.
The Dojo brings together some 50 people of assorted race and sex who have a common interest in a polite and bitter form of jui-jitsu, called Jiudo.
"A bitter form of religion-based identity politics seems to be embedded in the system," writes Benjamin Bland of the Lowy Institute.
Loneliness is marked by feelings of isolation and persists even when one is with other people, which is perhaps the most bitter form of loneliness.
It reaches maximum genetic diversity there, with sweet, bland and bitter forms.
Campari and Aperol – two bitter liqueurs – form the base of many traditional Italian aperitivo drinks, although everything from prosecco to cocktails are also available with all-you-can-eat complimentary snacks such as canapés, pizza, cold cuts, olives and cheese served at a communal table.
Protein hydrolysates obtained using proteolytic enzymes are frequently accompanied by bitter compounds formed during hydrolysis (Bumberger and Belitz 1993; Clegg et al. 1974; Matoba et al. 1970).
When the smoke clears in Syria, Islamist forces could emerge triumphant there too, seemingly completing Israel's encirclement by like-minded, hostile governments.Israel's leaders also sensed danger on February 6th at news that Hamas and Fatah, the rival Palestinian party that runs a secular rump state on the West Bank, have agreed to end a bitter feud and form a unity government.
Such is the grim and bitter history that forms the subject matter of "Three Apples Fell From Heaven".
Fried chicken has long been associated with the retrograde racial stereotyping of African Americans, often in bitter and clumsy forms of parody.
