Sentence examples for bitter old men from inspiring English sources

"Bitter old men and impressionable young thugs, the mix from which Romanian fascism had emerged".

Although Bomis is not an acronym, the name stemmed from "Bitter Old Men in Suits" (as Wales and Shell called themselves in Chicago).

Occupation: Singer, bitter old man.

I'd had enough of him: this bitter old man.

He is what he is, a bitter old man".

(Kennedy himself uncharitably called Stevenson "a bitter old man with a little thing").

The deposed Peisistratid tyrant Hippias, now a bitter old man, accompanied the Persian forces.

"I felt myself becoming a bitter old man in New York, and I wanted to avoid that".

"Ginger, from what I've heard, is a bitter old man.

If Barris, like his bigoted alter ego, is in fact a bitter old man, he's a darn funny one.

That if you don't go out and engage in the world, you can become a bitter old man.