"bitter love" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a love that is lacking in joy or affection, often as a result of hardship or betrayal. For example: "The couple had gone through such hardships that their love had become a bitter one."
Knopf; 288 pages; $23. Jonathan Cape; £15.99A bitter love triangle set against the larger bitterness of Stalin's gulags.
The weekend repertory also includes Ronald Brown's stylish "Grace" (tonight), a revival of Ailey's vivid, lyrical jazz dance "Phases" (tomorrow night) and Carmen de Lavallade's new "Sweet Bitter Love" and Judith Jamison's "Hymn," a wise and loving tribute to Ailey (both Sunday afternoon).
Carmen de Lavallade's "Sweet Bitter Love" completed the program.
Pinter's bitter love triangle, Betrayal, could not be more different.
It's called "Sweet Bitter Love" and is the first piece she has made for the company.
It's a bitter love letter to an old friend who has moved on to better things.
They also feature the tense, harsh, unbearably bitter-sweet-bitter love story of ruthless, beautiful Per Sterkarm and Andrea Mitchell, a 21st century anthropologist working as a FUP liaison.
"At the same time, though, it seems to know that a crueler, more cynical rendering of its story — a 'Bitter, Hopeless, Love' — lurks between the lines.
There has been a bitter divorce in love with another man, the young writer E. B. White, she went off to Reno.
Forever the Sickest Kids: She Likes Bitter Sweet Love Every generation, it seems, has its own skateboard-riding, pierced-eyebrow-sporting, pseudo-punk-playing American rock band.
Wolfe says that people who try the slightly bitter nut love the taste immediately.
