Sentence examples for bitter working from inspiring English sources

In his books, Obama emerges not as the personification of cool projected onto him by his young adherents — or as the disdainful élitist suggested by his offhand remark about a "bitter" working class — but as something of a square: someone who doesn't have to strain to talk about "values," God, and family.

And then we wonder 'Why am I so bitter working at Starbucks right now?'.

The Veristic includes the socially critical (and frequently bitter) works of Grosz, Dix, and the early Beckmann.

The two-CD set includes many of his best songs, from the cheerful, upbeat Lady and the slinky Zombie, notable for its funky guitar work and fine sax solos, through to the angry ITT International Thief Thieff) and perhaps his most bitter work, Coffin for Head of State, a ­reference to the most violent incident in Fela's often painful career.

As I've been researching material for a book about the young Moses, I learned that according to Midrash, his first reaction to seeing the bitter work of the slaves is to take stones upon his own back.

If you play favorites, then the employees who you don't favor will think you're unfair and will feel more bitter about working for you.

"It turns out that the bitter compounds worked the opposite way.

At our restaurant, Honey & Co, we use a delicious Greek olive oil, its bitter finish works beautifully with the rich cream.

Bitter apple works well--the bad taste will cause your puppy to stop chewing on the object immediately.

"Once the funds to entertain them are depleted and they have to face the bitter future of working for $60 a week, in the best-case scenario, they will find a different reality," he said.

SPORADIC strikes by postmen over the past 16 weeks will turn into crippling nationwide action from October 22nd, if the two sides in a bitter dispute over working conditions and pay cannot get closer.