Sentence examples for bitterly by from inspiring English sources

That assertion was rejected, bitterly, by Mr. Finucane's widow.

The confederacy expressed a general Maratha nationalist sentiment but was divided bitterly by the jealousies of its chiefs.

The alternate approach, sign language, was fought bitterly by the oralist school, although it has gained favor since the mid-19th century.

Another example is Bentley's "Cervantes": The people of Spain think Cervantes Equal to half-a-dozen Dantes: An opinion resented most bitterly By the people of Italy.

An angel finds her weeping bitterly by the side of a pond and guides her on a journey on which they encounter a number of fantastical creatures.

Stricter codes have been fought bitterly by politically powerful builders' lobbies, which contend that they can add $2,000 or more to the cost of a house.

It has also pledged to implement recommendations in the Leveson report for an independent press regulator backed by statute, bitterly opposed by Murdoch.

The plan was condemned by the United Nations, criticized by the United States and bitterly protested by Palestinians and left-wing Israelis.

Education for building peace For years, Côte d'Ivoire has been bitterly divided by a conflict fuelled by ethnic divisions.

The regions have since responded by saying they were "bitterly disappointed" by the WRU's statement.

The trip was bitterly criticised by religious conservatives in Iran and by Jewish groups in the US.