Sentence examples for bitterly amusing from inspiring English sources
It is almost bitterly amusing that as the Broadway musical is slithering toward life-support it is simultaneously receiving a branding boost from a new television soap, "Smash".
Bitterly amusing to anyone who attempts to commute to work, one of the ideas propounded here is that trains changed the concept of time.
Were the ECB to adopt a looser monetary policy, we would expect inflation to pick up first in the markets with the least excess capacity, and that would obviously mean rising prices for Germany.The situation is kind of bitterly amusing.
The most bitterly amusing of them features a piece of public art — a set of weather-beaten concrete letters spelling "EUROPE" — in front of a bleak supermarket parking lot.
$23. It's no accident that virtually every Hollywood novel worth reading -- "The Loved One," "The Player," "The Day of the Locust" -- is a satire, a bitterly amusing passion play.
The Sam Burgess affair – English rugby's version of a West End farce, with an entire cast of red-faced characters running around in a state of trouserless embarrassment – took another bitterly amusing turn yesterday when the Bath club responded in no uncertain terms to the league specialist's parting shot at the union code.
They are bitterly divided.
His parents separated bitterly.
