Its violent, bitter language reflects the virile, rebellious character of the poet.
By the day's end, Mr. Trump had returned to a caustic but somewhat more conventional script, attacking Mrs. Clinton in bitter language at a rally in Melbourne, Fla. Blasting Mrs. Clinton as a "vessel for her friends, the donors," Mr. Trump exhorted the crowd, "We're going to get rid of that crooked woman".
There is a real sense of sadness - and anger for that matter - that the new breast cancer drug Kadcyla looks unlikely to be made routinely available on the NHS, something that is obvious from the bitter language being used by both sides.
Justice Stevens drafted a dissenting opinion whose bitter words became the most widely quoted language from any of the opinions.
The group was bitter that official language and integration lessons are open only to Syrians and others likely to win permission to stay.
Some of these works are bittersweet, like "Lucky Girl," by Mei-Ling Hopgood, who was adopted from Taiwan in 1974 and returned to meet her birth family in the late nineties, and some are just bitter, like "The Language of Blood," by Jane Jeong Trenka, who was adopted from South Korea in the early seventies and who repatriated as an adult.
"He ended up walking away bitter". Bradshaw has language in his contract as an analyst for CBS that states he is not required to do Steelers games.
The language is bitter and acidic.
October 28, 1866 Villanueva de Arosa, Spain January 5, 1936 Santiago de Compostela, Spain Ramón María del Valle-Inclán, (born Oct. 28, 1866, Villanueva de Arosa, Spain died Jan . 5 1936, Santiago de Compostela), Spanish novelist, dramatist, and poet who combined a sensuous use of language with bitter social satire.
Recent reading wars were most bitter in California, where whole language methods were mandated in 1987.
Between 1845 and 1848 a bitter controversy arose regarding the language of instruction, but the issue was between the mother tongue and English, and not between a Classical language and English as it was in Bengal.
