Sentence examples for bitter retaliation from inspiring English sources
The Guillemin-Schally war, described by Dr. Schally as "many years of vicious attacks and bitter retaliation," ended in a draw in 1977 when the Nobel medicine committee gave each man a quarter share of a prize, the other half going to Dr. Rosalyn Yalow.
When we lock up minors in adult prisons the inevitable focus of incarceration becomes that of survival and of bitter resentment and retaliation for mistreatment by the criminal justice system.
(In after years, when he had grown deeply bitter, he listed, in retaliation, "Sartre, Gorky, Galsworthy, Steinbeck, Wilder!") Though there are many extant drafts of Levin's play, no definitive script is available; both publication and performance were proscribed by Frank's attorneys.
He then got abused by a bunch of bitter Norwich fans and wanked at them in retaliation, before baring his arse to his mates in the Liverpool section as he was led away by police. .
We will know better how to judge this bitter dispute when separate investigations of the safety and retaliation issues are completed and when a separate lawsuit filed by the whistle-blowers is adjudicated in federal court.
Most recently, the countries have been at bitter odds over a Russian law banning adoptions of Russian children by American families, which itself was retaliation for an American law punishing Russians accused of violating human rights.
The MacDonalds of South Uist were bitter rivals of the MacLeods, and an attempt by the former to murder church-goers at Trumpan in retaliation for a previous massacre on Eigg, resulted in the Battle of the Spoiling Dyke of 1578.
She sued for retaliation.
"Bitter, bitter," Lance said.
