Sentence examples for bitter talk from inspiring English sources

One year later, the bitter talk has turned to efforts to build a legacy for Jesica.

There is bitter talk on both left and right of the deselection of MPs who don't adhere to doctrine.

The storytelling of "Little Scarlet" expresses this so well that Easy's repetitively bitter talk of oppression can seem superfluous.

But what may be more effective is the voter in the back of the auditorium who checks himself when he hears bitter talk about the supposed assault on marriage, because the words are no longer abstract, and because they seem unloving.

Shmuel said that Salka was bitter, talking down to him and yelling at their daughters.

We had a terrific fight, me rabid with disbelief and Daisy defiant and bitter, talking about how she "knew class people" and mocking me for "working in dirt" like some peasant or field hand.

The Webster's Yorkshire Bitter "Talking horses" campaign ran from 1986 until 1992 with the slogan "It's right tasty is Webster's".

Richard Nixon gave a bitter, hostile talk to the press.

The national division over slavery becomes increasingly bitter, and talk that the southern states might secede from the Union no longer seems frivolous.

Bourbon and Bitters A talk about bourbon and bitters, describing how they are made, with a demonstration about mixing cocktails and a tasting, will be held by Slow Food on Friday from 6 30 to 9 p.m. at Ger-Nis Culinary and Herb Center, 540 President Street (Fourth Avenue, Park Slope, Brooklynn.

This is bitter experience talking here.