Sentence examples for bitter point from inspiring English sources

Is he making a practical, if bitter, point about the hack writer's life?

In these projects, he addressed important themes with a humorous but often bitter point of view.

Their lack of a TV deal was a bitter point of contention not only in LA, but league-wide.

"I was just at a very bitter point in my life, having had long and not-so-long relationships go sour on me," he said.

Since Tolstoy narrates this tale through the husband's obsessive and bitter point of view, we never know for sure what has happened between the unnamed wife and her sonata partner.

In 1920, the Bitter Point Dam was built to divert the river away from the bay and on its current course to the ocean at Huntington Beach.

Republican and Democratic senators reached an agreement tonight on how they would handle Supreme Court nominees, a bitter sticking point in their efforts to reorganize the Senate under Democratic control.

Republicans strongly deny the suggestion, and as Mr. Siegelman enters the fourth month of his 88-month sentence, the case is becoming a bitter flash point between Democratic officials and the Bush administration.

She may not have made the remark in earnest, but it may mark a bitter turning point of her chancellorship and another irony of fate after all.

It was the latest in a series of house fires, most started by candles, in power-starved Gaza, and it set off bitter finger-pointing.

Whether it's the US debate that ricochets among activists, deniers and lobbyists, or the global debate – which veers between empty agreements and bitter finger-pointing – we've somehow turned a life-and-death challenge into a scrum.