Sentence examples for bitterly dark from inspiring English sources

Like much of Stephens' work it is bitterly dark, violent and offers no hint of false optimism.

In Golding's novel, comedy means something dark, and bitterly ironic.

Film-maker Todd Solondz, director of Happiness, will be in London at the end of the month, hosting a Q&A for his bitterly hilarious new film Dark Horse at the Curzon Soho on Friday 29 June.

Its dark comedy and bitterly satiric portraits of Homeric heroes have a startlingly modern sensibility.

Bitterly revealing of this nation's darkest impulses, and all in under three minutes.

Olwyn and I left the dark, warm restaurant for the bitterly cold street.

In William Blake's bitterly ironic words, Jerusalem had been overwhelmed by dark, satanic mills.

Policing the controversial badger culls in England is undoubtedly a tough job, with two bitterly opposed sides colliding each night in the dark lanes and fields of Gloucestershire and Somerset.