Sentence examples for bitter madness from inspiring English sources
(The novel is set during the week of the election of 2004, and the bitter madness of those days is a kind of Forest of Arden in which Nathan's antic moment can be played out).
At last, millions of us cried, at last the world will know what we suffered in the madness of those bitter years, the lethal five-year mobile phone sales plan, or the disastrous collectivisation of the West Country cheese industry, for example.
That move has been widely derided within Labour as a moment of madness by a cabal of "bitter enders" around Mr. Brown.
(Laurel Graeber) 'March Madness' (closes on Sunday) A group of bitter office workers creates some mischief amid their jokes in this mild new comedy (1 20).
But there are some scraps I just wouldn't do: banana (too bitter), pineapple (too spiky), ugli fruit (too knobbly), avocado (madness).
He invited Obama and the Republicans to meet in Tehran to hash out their differences and called on world powers to force the two bitter foes to the bargaining table, adding, "It is time to stop the madness".
I asked if he was bitter about the authorities, or the system, or Tom Coleman, the chronic liar who set the Tulia madness in motion.
"Bitter, bitter," Lance said.
