Sentence examples for bitter though from inspiring English sources
United Mine Workers of America (UMWA), American labour union, founded in 1890, that engaged in bitter, though often successful, disputes with coal mine operators for safe working conditions, fair pay, and other worker benefits.
Children's heightened preference for sweet and dislike of bitter, though often detrimental in the modern food environment, reflects their basic biology.
Murray seems far from bitter, though.
He's not angry or bitter though, just philosophical, which isn't that funny.
"The event," as he calls it, has not made him bitter, though his attackers remain at large.
There are three shallow water-filled depressions: Lake Manzala, Lake Timsah, and the Bitter Lakes; though distinguished as Great and Little, the Bitter Lakes form one continuous sheet of water.
Nobody has been charged under the act.As with all the most bitter sectarian conflicts, though, the meaning of the facts is disputed.
September 11 made Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman "realise what's really important and have convinced the pair to put an end to their bitter divorce bickering" (though not an end to their divorce).
One line of this reasoning can be found in his discussion of classical skeptical tropes concerning the relativity of evidence from the senses to individual experience that honey tastes sweet to me, though bitter to you; and that fire seems hot to us, though not so to insects that live near fire (O III (DM) 388b; R 535).
You can teach yourself to recognize bitter thought patterns, though, by writing them down and then later examining them to find your emotional triggers.
