Sentence examples for bitter lines from inspiring English sources

These short, bitter lines pulse with the pain and fracture from the other other America, the darkest side of the underbelly.

The titles render one bitter line as: "He says, 'Make me laugh, funnyman,' and I have to do what he says".

The provincial motto, emblazoned on every car's number plate, is "Je me souviens" (I remember)—an allusion to a poem with the bitter line, "I remember that I was born under the fleur-de-lis and grew up under the rose".

Alvarez elicited talk-show-style audience participation when he announced that Plath "got the easy out" with her suicide (loud hissing), as did the critic Bonnie Costello, who wondered aloud what Plath would have made of the symposium, and read a bitter line from Plath's poem "Lady Lazarus": "Do not think I underestimate your great concern".

This is softening the shell and will enable you to extract the nut easily without a trace of the bitter lining of the nut.

There are songs about bitter compromise; lines about dentures, about old boys repeating themselves.

Meanwhile, he has been finding more comedy in his tales of human folly, though it's comedy with calamity, deterioration and death as bitter punch lines.

He spends most of the running time leering on the side, gruffly intoning bitter little lines such as "don't let the bed drugs bite".