Sentence examples for bitter path from inspiring English sources

"If there is desire on both sides, I believe we can veer away from this bitter path of blood on which we are marching," he said.

But illusions have sent the people of the Middle East down bitter paths before.

Gogol wrote an ironic apostrophe to the unpraised writer who observes "the dreadful appalling mass of trifles that mires our lives, all that lies deep inside the cold, fragmented quotidian characters with which our earthly, at times bitter and tedious path swarms... .. "Equally wondrous", he claims, "are the lenses that survey suns, and those that convey the movements of imperceptible insects".

Sigmar Gabriel, Germany's economic-affairs minister, said that negotiations over a new deal for the Greeks were "barely conceivable," adding, "Tsipras and his government are leading the Greek people on a path of bitter abandonment and hopelessness".

Sigmar Gabriel, Germany's vice chancellor and economic minister, told a German newspaper the Greek government was leading its people "onto a path of bitter austerity and hopelessness".

While some of the designers carried on, and others faced bitter disappointment, their diverging paths illustrate how much each of them, and their industry, have changed.

But the revolution in Russia was not restrained by any Thermidor as it drove our people on the straight path to a bitter end, to the abyss, to the depths of ruin.

With the local elections in two months time, a presidential election this summer and a general election next year; with Turkish lira falling to a record low against the dollar and the foreign investors watching events nervously, many people in Turkey fear the path ahead with bitter power struggles, may cause political and economic instability in the country.

In fact, I had to make it nine times before I was happy, leaving a trail of crunchy rice, curdled custard and bitter-tasting batches in my path.

George Stevens, the creator of the classic Astaire-Rogers musical "Swing Time" and the Anglophile adventure "Gunga Din," had actually tried to adapt Humphrey Cobb's bitter First World War novel "Paths of Glory" but was unable to persuade his studio, RKO, to take it on.

Mr. Wallace's political path ultimately led to bitter personal defeat.