Sentence examples for bitter ones from inspiring English sources

I quickly get mad and just as quickly go on to other stories -- pleasant, sweet candy to take the bitterness out of the bitter ones, which I forget just as quickly.

Front pages are unblushingly partisan, and proportionality can get lost in the headline emphasis on "clashes" and "storms" and "rows," which are always "bitter" ones.

But there are sweet fruits and bitter ones.

For example, she said, "children are born knowing they like sweet things and reject bitter ones".

A surprising number of writers I know, apart from the bitter ones who dream about being publishers, share this fantasy.

"Some kind of bitter ones say the doctor orders them to stop wearing my shoes,'' he continued.

The government's focus on the Richard family is a bitter one.

Copahue is covered with glaciers and has around a dozen craters, one of which, "el Agrio" (the bitter one), has been spewing gas for months.

The irony is a bitter one: real estate property owners are now making a fortune on the very buildings preservationists wouldn't let them tear down.

The memory of these attacks is an especially bitter one.

The bitter one.The unaccountably-happy-for-no-reason one.