Sentence examples for bitter play from inspiring English sources

It's a bitter play that struggles with hopefulness.

There were plays called Agony, Chaotic Bitter Play, Torment Symphony.

And there are video excerpts from the 1985 premiere of Larry Kramer's acerbic, bitter play about the time, "The Normal Heart".

His bitter play about racist oppression, Blues for Mister Charlie ("Mister Charlie" being a black term for a white man), played on Broadway to mixed reviews in 1964.

Reprising the bitter "play on, play on" lyric of the LP's second track, "Vermillion", the standout is the desperately poignant "Dancing in the Devil's Shoes", where Fyfe Dangerfield's plangent vocals soar against restrained instrumentation.

What subsequent revivals have shown is that it is also a brutally bitter play about family life: the Rices' endless recriminatory rows must have owed a lot to Osborne's own Fulham origins.

Effie becomes increasingly bitter playing second fiddle and is eventually thrown out of the band.

But I want to assure Hind, who referred to me in one tweet as "a bitter old bastard", that I have nothing to be bitter about, so bitterness played no part in my call for her paper's closure.

Colleges that are the most bitter rivals play each other.

Perhaps appropriately, this allows us a summertime view of a bitter winter play.

Much of India, a nation of 1.2 billion people, essentially shut down for the day as people suspended their daily affairs to watch the bitter rivals play.