Sentence examples for bitter mood from inspiring English sources

"But there is no reason to go around in a bitter mood," he adds.

El Bronco needs a "moral controller", one speaker said.Mr Rodríguez admits that voters' bitter mood has helped him.

Kenya is no longer the world's dominant distance-running nation, and the Kenyan authorities are in a bitter mood.

THE year was 1952, with Dwight Eisenhower about to trounce Adlai Stevenson, and Harry Truman, the Oval Office incumbent, was in bitter mood.

Such figures only compound the bitter mood, while a more promising character, a youth by the name of Bridger (played by the excellent Will Poulter), falls away.

Oh, and Minneapolis people like sushi; St Paulites prefer their tuna cooked.In short, St Paul's star is rising, but Minneapolis is approaching its mayoral election in an apathetic and bitter mood.

Without a new government, efforts to pull the euro zone's third-largest economy out of recession and pass meaningful reforms will remain blocked, while rising unemployment and declining living standards feed an increasingly bitter popular mood.

At the rally on September 13th, a mechanical hammer took several provocative swipes at the façade, turning the crowd's mood bitter.

It captures the city's bitter, wire-taut mood after September 11th, and I hope that Disney, despite its disastrous mistiming of the movie's release (putting it up against seasonal blockbusters), finds some way to bring this acrid and brilliant little picture to the large audience it deserves.

And "The Green Shore" effectively captures a mood: the bitter sorrow of seeing a beloved nation hijacked.

He himself had bitter experience of the mood of futility that characterized the years just after the pointless blundering of the Crimean War.