Sentence examples for bitter part from inspiring English sources

The fights are bitter, part of an escalating war between business groups and trial lawyers.

The bitter part is it's a return to the good old days".

Of course not (although, it certainly didn't help with the bitter part).

It became a bitter part of veteran lore that so much paperwork accumulated in the claims office in Winston-Salem, N.C., that the floor sagged, and one worker was injured when stacks of claims toppled over on him.

The light brown "crema" layer is the most bitter part of the drink, so "beginner" espresso drinkers often don't want to taste it straight.

In a chopped salad, there should be sweet, sour, salty and bitter parts to blend and balance.

Unlike most approved corporate biographies, Palmer's gets the most difficult, most bitter parts of the history in from the first.

We still understand him so poorly because of his determination to swallow experience whole and taste it all and only then to spit out the bitter parts.

Think of it like an orange: sure, it's got some bitter parts and seeds, but for the most part it's pretty delicious.

The bitterest part of his shame was that, while he profited from the popular equation of poetry with weakness, he knew that it was in poetry alone that he was strong.

The bitterest parts of Gibney's movie are the interviews with the former teammates who were caught doping, and whom Armstrong, when he was still officially clean, viciously turned on.