Sentence examples for bitter public from inspiring English sources

After 3 yrs. of bitter public argument, forty of the paintings were finally accepted.

But as politics has become more bitter, public works have been neglected.

The agreement was an attempt to end a bitter public battle over the painting.

The nomination ends a long – and often bitter – public debate about Obama's choice for Fed chairman.

Their parting led to a bitter public feud lasting until Fisher's suicide in 1955 and even beyond.

Daugherty faced bitter public opposition when Harding named him attorney general, and he nearly faced impeachment proceedings in 1922.

As so often happens, partisan self-interest in this case produced not bitter public clashes but, rather, dulled indifference.

In a bitter public war of words, United and Real blamed each other for the move's collapse.

Baffert even got into a bitter public dispute with one of his well-heeled owners, Aaron Jones.

The organization, whose name means "alternative" in Hebrew, was a target of frequent, bitter public attacks by American Zionists.

Her downfall coincided with a bitter public feud waged with her mother, Tatyana Karimova, and sister Lola Karimova-Tillyaeva.