Sentence examples for bitterly rejected from inspiring English sources

Bernie Sanders, a sometime Democratic Socialist, built a grassroots movement that bitterly rejected the centrist Hillary Clinton.

For Sandor Clegane, family and homes are concepts to be bitterly rejected, after he learnt their lack of worth at far too young an age.

The recommendation of Gianfranco Fini, president of the lower house of parliament, to make legal immigrants eligible for Italian citizenship and to grant them voting rights was bitterly rejected by Umberto Bossi, the leader of the Northern League, a party that had been outspoken in its resentment of immigrants.

In Rakastunut rampa (1922; "The Amorous Cripple"), however, Lehtonen bitterly rejects the tributes to individualism and genius worship that marked his youthful phase.

Naturally, the company bitterly rejects these findings.

Most surgeons, however, instinctively and bitterly reject the "innovative" new procedure, sometimes even after the initial phase of outcomes data collection has demonstrated some validity to the procedure.

His rivals in the ANC bitterly reject that interpretation, pointing to a hillside covered with new homes built by the municipality.

Many current and former CIA officials bitterly reject those conclusions.

Many current and former CIA officals bitterly reject those conclusions and the criticisms the report makes of the spy agency's actions.

Posada attended the Knicks' game Sunday at Madison Square Garden and said he was close to re-signing with the Yankees, whose off-season began with Torre departing bitterly after rejecting the team's one-year contract offer.

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