Sentence examples for bitter implications from inspiring English sources

Where Nicky is a free-and-easy ladies' man, Mikey is a responsible family man — a role that, as in "Husbands," comes with bitter implications (albeit radically different ones than emerge in Cassavetes's film).

Farmers like Mr. Morris are bitter about the implications of the government's accusations, saying that it is the government workers -- the inspection teams, the haulers who transport the carcasses, the disinfection crews -- who flout the regulations, allowing blood and urine from infected animal carcasses to seep out onto busy roads, for example.

The taste left by some ad network experiences was bitter, but the implications of a freer, more open, and more targeted market have broken-through.

His description of Gen. George C. Marshall's call in 1946 for huge aid packages to stimulate economic reconstruction of China and his account of how American marines stood aside and allowed Chinese Nationalists and Communists to fight to the bitter end are rich in implications for what may yet become the policy of the United States.

You can foresee a period of bitter litigation between those sides that would have implications for everyone".

Like other films in this current fantasy wave, Source Code ends strangely, mixing triumph with a very bitter sense of defeat, as we take in the implications of its relation to the real.

The one-sided effort of austerity and restructuring that the Troika has insisted on, albeit a necessary bitter medicine, has completely ignored or miscalculated the humanitarian implications of the lack of an economic growth strategy.

That was just a taste of the broader and potentially more bitter fight over global warming and energy legislation, which will have profound implications for the American economy, the environment and foreign policy.

The answer has implications for future efforts to resolve any number of complex and bitter conflicts around the world.

"Bitter, bitter," Lance said.

Bitter Fruit.