Sentence examples for bitterly apparent from inspiring English sources
With many Islamic Societies at British universities mostly under Sunni leadership, the sectarian divides so bitterly apparent in much of the Middle East between the Sunni majority and the Shia minority are making themselves felt here in the UK.
In 1461, in the midst of a bitterly contested succession, John II named him heir apparent and governor of all his kingdoms and lands.
On a bitterly cold night the Bulls forwards rediscovered the fire so apparent in their World Club Challenge win over Wests Tigers.
The gravity of Thursday night's fire was apparent on the black, smudged faces of firefighters, who gathered in clusters on a bitterly cold evening outside the building after the blaze was brought under control.
Earlier in the day, the country's senators had voted overwhelmingly to remove Rousseff from office, but this apparent consensus belied a deep national rift, and on the street the crowds were bitterly divided.
In her "Postscript" to Eichmann in Jerusalem, Arendt notes that in Israel in 1963 "the Jewish Establishment" was "bitterly divided on this issue" of the Jewish Councils.4 As the accounts of contemporaries attest, this division was already apparent in the Warsaw Ghetto more than twenty years earlier.
One family bitterly complained that American soldiers prevented them from giving medication to Jassem Rumyad, a 52-year-old who died of an apparent heart attack during a raid.
They are bitterly divided.
His parents separated bitterly.
He bitterly assailed Pres.
