Sentence examples for bitter narrative from inspiring English sources

An animus entered the relationship between the former friends and the bitter narrative was maintained until the last race of the season, when Hamilton secured his second world championship in Abu Dhabi.

Country music, hillbilly music, deep blues out in the untamed big hills, is lawless, descending into the wide and bitter narratives of loss and lack.

Folman's film puzzles over this troubling material, digging slowly but deep – and even the nightmarish tone that runs throughout this bitter, unflinching narrative can't prepare you for the horrific outcome.

Zara's father has used it on her in the past, and her memory of that traumatic violation is the hard, bitter core of the narrative, described with all the horror of a physical violation.

Yet Askew, in her suggestion of a heedless and profligate white elite, does penetrate the willful amnesia that forms a bitter coda to Madigan's narrative.

Closely based on the true story of 49 giraffes slaughtered at a zoo in Communist Czechoslovakia, it was a risky, bitter performance that balanced numerous narrative voices — including that of an erudite, lyrical giraffe — against stark reporting.

They became the defining visual narrative of those bitter days of bloodshed, showing crowds of unarmed people confronting the invading troops, sometimes taking on tanks with their bare hands.

Just about only thing that Republicans talk about in positive terms is Ronald Revenn--buthaten thagiographicphic narrative has a bitter tone to it.

Young Muhammad's narrative is similarly bitter-sweet.

"He becomes increasingly isolated and bitter in his efforts to manage the narrative and manage the public's perception of the war.

That's hardly surprising because 1492 marked a bitter end to a golden age in one narrative while most Americans learned that it's the beginning of a new age of exploration and adventure (Christopher Columbus set out in that year).