Sentence examples for bitter reminders from inspiring English sources

But those symbols are now bitter reminders of how bad things are here today: on Tuesday this city of almost 300,000 moved a step closer to becoming the nation's largest city to declare bankruptcy.

But with or without the women, these are all bitter reminders of the daily life that somehow managed to continue, even in hiding and in the middle of what was effectively genocide.

It is a bitter reminder of less tortured times.

Wenzhou is one more bitter reminder; human pain and human instincts for accountability are universal.

It was a bitter reminder of the plane that had soared over his village in 1994.

Still, many fans have condemned him, and the T-shirt serves as a bitter reminder.

To fans of 1980s hip-hop, the suit was a bitter reminder of how copyright law changed the music they loved.

The resultant backlash comes as a bitter reminder that the market forces that Mr Lay once worshipped can prove a double-edged sword.

Anything involving air support of ground troops is a bitter reminder that the Air Force used to be part of the Army and subordinate to Army commanders.

IT MAY not have had a political motive, but when the European Union banned the import of Iranian pistachio nuts last week it provided a bitter reminder of the bad blood between the Islamic republic and Europe.

But I gathered from a few things he let drop about Clemente's charmed life in art that it was a bitter reminder of everything his own wasn't.