Sentence examples similar to bitterness arose from inspiring English sources
This bitterness arises from one of the most complex and sensitive issues in India: the identity of a disputed region claimed by both India and Pakistan.
To Mayor Walls the ticket was just another example of bitterness arising from contentious contract negotiations with the police over the last three years, though the police denied there was a hidden agenda.
Though the play crackles with humor, Ms. Morisseau's dialogue is less adroit when it comes to the drama's more serious subject matter: the bitterness arising between Chelle and Lank when she learns of his plans to buy the bar.
He said that colonialism had left "a deficit of trust" and that "a bitterness and anger arises these days from the sense that someone else is taking up the decisions, just as they always did... that someone makes a decision about gay bishops in the United States and we're the ones who have to have our churches burned by local fanatics..
He said that colonialism had left "a deficit of trust" and that "a bitterness and anger arises these days from the sense that someone else is taking up the decisions, just as they always did... that someone makes a decision about gay bishops in the United States and we're the ones who have to have our churches burned by local fanatics...
Where Ms. Parker's emphasis was on Catherine's insecurity, her helplessness at the confusion in her mind, Ms. Leigh gives Catherine a strain of bitterness, an emotion that arises out of confidence.
