Sentence examples for bitterly torn from inspiring English sources

Now, Glen Cove is no Florida, bitterly torn between two parties.

But canceling the mandate would require an act of Congress, which is bitterly torn over the 2010 law.

Republicans, in the meantime, are bitterly torn between moderates who feel pressure to respond to polls showing a majority of Americans in support of some new gun regulations and conservatives who are deeply opposed to them.

Republican and Democratic House candidates around the country are bitterly tearing into each other.

Grant, however, was committed to complete the unification of a bitterly divided country torn by Civil War, to honor Abraham Lincoln, and give full citizenship rights to African Americans and their posterity.

"I feel sometimes that we fall short of practising what we preach," she told the staff during a meeting at which she spoke, often bitterly, with tears in her eyes.

Well, as it turns out, the team was torn down the middle, bitterly divided between believers and non-believers, making the selection task of the coach Senol Gunes unimaginably more complex than, say, Sven-GÀran Eriksson's.

Bitterly divided on Vietnam and Cambodia, confused by sagging economy and torn by racial dissension, America may well be deemed by the Kremlin as today so weak that the gamble is acceptable for Rus sia.

I place blame and wept bitterly for the injustice of all it entails, a family being torn apart with kids taking sides.

"How can he help other people if he can't even help himself?" she replied bitterly, brushing away tears from the corners of her eyes.

The beloved book of my childhood that I read to my own children today, stifling tears at its bitterly ironic message of ecological consumption and mindless greed?