Sentence examples for bitter rising from inspiring English sources

"I had just been brought face to face with something I had either forgotten or completely ignored for more than six exciting years - my black skin... Disappointment and resentment were a solid bitter rising lump inside me; I hurried into the nearest public lavatory and was violently sick".

Camra claims that drinking in pubs has become an "unaffordable luxury", and that since the average price of a pint of bitter has risen by £1.21, people have been put off drinking.

By the end of the year, American consumers were already getting a bitter taste of rising prices.

But it came at a highly volatile time with continuing bitter recriminations and rising ethnic tension over fraud and disputed results.

Overdevelopment of the economy, rising unemployment, bitter complaints about high energy prices, for example: all of this leads to a degree of uncertainty, which will of course have an effect on the leading actors in the country.

The sexual inadequacies discussed in Ayurveda are of the following six types: A cessation of the sexual desire owing to the rising of bitter thoughts of recollection in the mind of a man, or a forced intercourse with a disagreeable woman (who fails to sufficiently rouse up the sexual desire in the heart of her mate) illustrates an instance of mental impotency.

It's often tough to watch, especially as the bitter competitive spirit rises up in my throat.

And the best of Mr. Young's guitar playing on Monday was similarly unaccepting: stubborn, bitter, mysterious, like smoke still rising off ancient damages.

Hopes are rising that the bitter NHS junior doctors dispute could soon be over, with an announcement expected on Wednesday that peace talks have produced a compromise deal.

Mrs. Parker called her bitter little place in the country Rising Gorge.

Long a topic of bitter debate, pay packets have been rising steadily for the last decade.