Sentence examples for bitter good from inspiring English sources
He lived as an affront to a world that he didn't like, a world that was killing off everything he loved: good bitter, good music, the England hymned by AE Housman.
The bitter good news, however, is that "Bones in Pages" was magical, one of the most striking examples of imagistic dance-theater, or dance-art installation, that I have ever seen.
Aristotle complains, however, that Alcmaeon did not arrive at a definite set of opposites but spoke haphazardly of white, black, sweet, bitter, good, bad, large and small, and only threw in vague comments about the remaining opposites.
He said he had generous friends.In this section A strange Kremlin wedding Publish and be taxed Balkan ballot Thinking the unthinkable When loose talk may cost a top job Circulation wars Whistling in the dark Correction: Russia and Lithuania ReprintsMany suspected that the publication of the returns was a bitter good-bye from Romano Prodi's centre-left government.
It is, to quote Elizabeth Barrett Browning, a curse from the depths of womanhood: "salt, and bitter, and good" – a sonic extension of Anohni's work in the Future Feminists collective.
In the Newly Revised Materia Medica compiled during the Tang dynasty (618 907 AD), it was noted that "Huang lian grown in west China is bulky, bitter and good for treating the wasting syndrome" [ 7].
His varied repertory includes a lemony and refreshing Citra Common, a crisp German-style lager, a classic IPA with a good bitter finish, a fruity hefeweizen, a winey red ale, a hop-driven dark brown ale, a bitter American strong ale and a coffee porter that deserves to be poured over ice cream.
A pleasantly bitter drink, with good tight foam and solid coffee aromas pushing past the milk.
Now, we were expected to agree again that the bitter medicine was good for us.
My feelings are of sadness and bitter disappointment another good performance has not been rewarded.
I don't want to sound like a bitter northerner, but good plays are universal.
