Sentence examples for bitter hatred from inspiring English sources

But it almost invariably leaves lifelong bitter hatred.

Edward inaugurated 250 years of bitter hatred, savage warfare, and bloody border forays.

His ministry was marked by an extreme conservatism that provoked the bitter hatred of republicans.

"Given Conte's bitter hatred of Tim, nothing from those files can be taken as legitimate evidence".

He became the focus of particularly bitter hatred from the ENO chorus, some of whom were sacked.

This cavalier treatment earned him the bitter hatred of Hindu nationalist groups, which beginning in the 1990s mounted a campaign of intimidation and violence against him.

Thousands are dying, thousands more are leading stunted lives, and storing up bitter hatreds for the future.

The path to a settlement will be appallingly difficult, given the presence of hard-line elements on all sides and the bitter hatreds generated by more than 30 years of civil war.

Thus it has been said that "Lefebvre was... a man formed by the bitter hatreds that defined the battle lines in French society and culture from the French Revolution to the Vichy regime".

The unionists get short shrift from government and management, and John's frustration turns to bitter class hatred.

It is the story of a working-class family in which the father, John Barton, lapses into bitter class hatred during a cyclic depression and carries out a retaliatory murder at the behest of his trade union.