Sentence examples for bitter reading from inspiring English sources

I'm sorry to say that I'm flying blind here, I can't find my copy of the magazine, but recall that the journal makes for sad and bitter reading; Truffaut had lots of trouble dealing with the complex, studio-bound shoot and with Werner himself.

I suppose Tom Frank is vitriolic: "bitter, scathing, caustic," reads my dictionary.

"Armless bitter fun" read the headline.

Yet Bad Vibes is deliciously bitter, and reads like a prophecy, for everything he derides about Britpop still blights music today.

When Elsa's friend Charles came to visit, they would go into the bedroom leaving Ramona, lonely and bitter, to read business news until they emerged for coffee and brandy.

The label on your bottle of today's bitter medicine reads: "Health Care Rationing".

On the little one-story building at 249 1/2 East 13th, near Second Avenue, there is a carved lintel reading "Bitter & Moretti Sculptors".

Kevin, who had not spoken publicly of his brother's death, is seen reading a bitter, excoriating statement at the hearing.

When I first read "Bitter Fame," in the late summer of 1989, I knew nothing of the charged situation surrounding it, nor was I impelled by any great interest in Sylvia Plath.

In December, the German art and culture magazine Monopol ran the headline on its cover that translated read, "Bitter for Berlin: The future of German design emerges on the Isar".

A cynic is not merely one who reads bitter lessons from the past; he is one who is prematurely disappointed in the future.