Sentence examples for bitter resignation from inspiring English sources

Then his thinking disintegrated into bitter resignation.

She pulls through with bitter resignation and the occasional Xanax.

And though even some whites in town are privately troubled by the grand jury's decision, many black residents have come away with bitter resignation.

It comes against the backdrop of Johann Lamont's bitter resignation as Scottish Labour leader this week, and what is likely to be a divisive campaign to succeed her.

Instead, he deployed in his direction a mixture of rage, contempt and bitter resignation for which the Hansard notation "Mr Dennis Skinner (Bolsover) scowled" would not begin to do justice.

For Plath, "the blood jet is poetry," and readers who might know little of the poet's private life can nonetheless feel the authenticity of Plath's recurring emotions: hurt, bewilderment, rage, stoic calm, bitter resignation.

He died of heart failure at the age of sixty-seven, and Irene Campos was terrified of seeing in her husband's face the defeated look of the old father, resigned always to the worst — that peasant soul, bitter in resignation — dying before his time.

His latest book published in English by Verso last month and part of a trilogy on Israel, Zionism and Jewish identity is a bitter, provocative resignation from an identity he no longer wishes to have.

His latest book – published in English by Verso last month and part of a trilogy on Israel, Zionism and Jewish identity – is a bitter, provocative resignation from an identity he no longer wishes to have.

It is a culture with bitter disappointment, and resignation, built into it; Kurlansky is a connoisseur of tropical stoicism.

When Riley left the Knicks in 1995, the parting was so bitter that his resignation was delivered by fax.