Sentence examples for bitterly aware from inspiring English sources
He is, however, bitterly aware of the lack of opportunities that post-war society offers ex-soldiers.
Another obsessive personage in these late plays is an aging artist who is bitterly aware of his failing powers.
Living alongside such inmates as Myra Hindley and Peter Sutcliffe, they were bitterly aware of their youth wasting away.
But just because the straitening of their circumstances is barely noticeable to the wider community, it doesn't mean that these wounded beasts aren't bitterly aware of it themselves.
Sandro, the faithless male protagonist of "L'Avventura," is a once-serious architect who is bitterly aware that he has sold out his talent.
As she darts fretfully about the room, she accuses her absent husband of changing towards her and blinding himself to her gradual ostracism from society, bitterly aware of the hollow arguments he might offer in response.
Corvus is there to fulfill her vow to "die slowly, day by meaningless day, unenchanted, bitterly meaninglessly aware".
Their response to this stimulus was probably sharpened by the hostility that they continued to meet from the "old Christians," who were bitterly resentful and aware of the ubiquity of the conversos, however much the conversos assimilated into Spanish culture.
The founders were well aware that religion had proved bitterly divisive throughout human history.
Iceland's parliament has agreed a plan to sell the DNA database of its population to a medical-research firm, a move bitterly opposed by some on privacy grounds.To each a numberThe general public may be only vaguely aware of the mushrooming growth of information-gathering, but when they are offered a glimpse, most people do not like what they see.
They are bitterly divided.
