Sentence examples for bitter scene from inspiring English sources

There's a calmly bitter scene in which Vittorio confronts Margherita after their breakup and delivers to her a litany of pent-up grievances, and those criticisms end up reflecting as much on her art as on her private actions.

On the other hand, the crisp, bitter scene between Don and Lane's widow, Rebecca, was wholly effective, from "We're not ones to wallow" to that oddly devastating side shot of Rebecca, clutching the photo of a woman that Lane stole from a man's wallet — another meaningless riddle for her poisoned life.

In this production the dark and bitter scenes are the ones to watch for.

In the event it was the paramilitary use of the police in pitched battles with mass pickets, rather than the army, that was to lead to some of the bitterest scenes in the miners' strike.

Or consider "Constant Conversations," a falsetto ballad like something Prince would use for a leisurely seduction; instead, it depicts a bitter domestic scene: "Well you're standing in the kitchen and you're pouring out my drink/Well there's a very obvious difference, and it's that one of us can think".

But I always remained bitter at the Melbourne scene.

Grozny was not the only scene of bitter fighting.

During the Sino-Japanese War (1937 45), Hunan was the scene of bitter fighting between 1939 and 1941.

Picardy was also the scene of bitter fighting in World War II in May 1940 and August and September 1944.

Territory that the Russians had previously claimed to seize has also become the scene of bitter fighting.

During the religious wars in the 16th century and during the Fronde in the 17th, Guyenne was the scene of bitter fighting.