Sentence examples for bitter toward from inspiring English sources

A recent article in the Washington Post, Out of Guantánamo and Bitter Toward Bin Laden, which was based on an interview with former Guantánamo prisoner Khalid al-Hubayshi (released in 2006), was noteworthy as much for what it did not reveal as for what it did.

But I'll never be bitter toward anyone," he said.

Jacquet left the job bitter toward the critics.

He was bitter toward the Twins' management for so easily casting aside their incumbent first baseman.

The writer had dinner with McDougal and found him somewhat bitter toward the Clintons, especially Hillary.

Later, though, he talked about how he was still deeply bitter toward white people.

"I don't want to ruin that by having some bitter attitude toward the guy.

Though many European business leaders felt affinity to Mr. Romney, there is little of the bitter animosity toward Mr. Obama found among U.S. conservatives.

But the pages of "A Survivors' Haggadah" resonate with bitter sarcasm toward the God who was a spectator to the Holocaust.

But in the midst of bitter violence toward blacks, her challenges surpass writing and publication to the moral obligation she faces to acknowledge the unjust.

"Large chunks of it are ruled by disparate actors with no allegiance and often bitter enmity toward what remains of the sovereign state.