Sentence examples for bitter message from inspiring English sources

A new song, "People Are the Same Everywhere," had a surging, rising, Byrds-flavored backup and a bitter message: "The land of the free and the home of the brave exists nowhere".

Gaye survives Harry to continue the fight, but their son Nick had a bitter message for David Cameron and the current Tory cabinet: "The UK government will now not have to worry about an increase to my father's frozen pension".

It's perhaps Mayfield's most bitter message, set to his most melancholic funk, as he sings of a release only oblivion can offer, one many Vietnam veterans found any way they could.

As it follows a group of war-weary concentration-camp survivors who arrive on Palestine's shores just days before the official declaration of the state of Israel, it preaches a bitter message that might be summed up in four words: what did you expect?

It's not just that the effort ran contrary to his bitter message that America can't win, but that the America that won - a diverse, hopeful, inclusive America that looks like the future - is the one he wants to erase.

The bitter messages came to light when one of the recipients, Diana Mekota, shared Blazek's responses on social media.

The bitterest message of all for the reconstruction program may be the way the history ends.

Coach Pia Sundhage said Sunday that she and the team's captains, Abby Wambach and Christie Rampone, met with the goalkeeper Hope Solo following Solo's posting of bitter Twitter messages directed at an NBC broadcaster who Solo felt was unreasonably evaluating the team.

It might be a beautiful garden where there are roses and nightingales and virgins, and also the severed heads and limbs of the people we've blown up to get there, or it might be a place where we're famous and admired, and not in a job where no one minds if we spend all day firing off bitter little messages, but where our opinions are taken very, very seriously.

I don't want to come across as bitter but my message is: 'If it can happen to me, it can happen to anyone.'.

"Even many years in prison could not break Nelson Mandela or make him bitter -- his message of reconciliation ultimately led to a new, better South Africa," Merkel said.