Sentence examples for bitterly refuses from inspiring English sources
She bitterly refuses to play the stereotyped roles assigned to her; her strongest sense is an unassuagable consciousness of deprivation, disappointment, estrangement and, near the end, she floats off into a world of memory, recalling the revolutionary passions of her Russian youth and the idealism of her first flowering, so far from the depressing actuality of her American present.
She tries to free Sawyer, but he bitterly refuses, remembering Karl's escape and bloody capture.
Bitterly jealous, Oenone refused to aid the wounded Paris during the Trojan War, even though she was the only one who could cure him.
They argue bitterly after Hassan, despite his imminent departure, refuses to sell his cows.
The conference is likely to be bitterly divided, with senators refusing to accept a bill that raises the deficit and House members refusing to approve one that does not.
Although wrongdoing was never proved, Joanne Schivley, a City Council member, considered the election invalid and for four years bitterly opposed Mr. Davis, refused to address him as "mayor," and eventually challenged his re-election (no winner has been declared in a disputed, close race).
Tsehainesh wept bitterly as her grandmother spoke, refusing to utter a word.
President Pervez Musharraf of Pakistan, on a high-profile visit to Kashmir, bitterly denounced India today for refusing to accept his reconciliation efforts in a crisis that began in December and has left the two neighbors facing off across a tense frontier.
He noted bitterly that the United States government had refused him a visa for twenty-four years.
Three senior Republican lawmakers bitterly criticized the White House today for refusing to spend as much money on the military and domestic defense as Congress wants, saying the Bush administration was endangering national security by adhering to a rigid bottom line.
