Sentence examples for bitterness because from inspiring English sources

Bitterness because, if I have come to mythologize Rabin as the embodiment of my Israel dream, then Netanyahu, demagogic, divisive, destructive, has come to symbolize the nightmare".

Bitterness because his hero's welcome had turned into indifference to this dishevelled, hectoring, old-fashioned figure.

"I feel anger and bitterness because of what the world has done," said Mr. Reynolds, 78.

He rarely speaks to his brother, a dancer whom Harry believes is consumed by bitterness because their father hated him.

"You can only ever move forward, and not revisit it, or give it any kind of angry credence or bitterness, because it doesn't go anywhere.

(By the way, when it comes to Eagletonian literal-mindedness, I have no bitterness because I am, of this infinite resource, an unintended beneficiary.

Face up to it sooner rather than later because bitterness as you age tends to become stronger until it's almost immovable.

There is bitterness... because Washington is unwilling to learn from the humiliating French experience in their defeat at Dien Bien Phu.

His experience with his father does not seem to have left vestiges of bitterness, perhaps because the name has been resurrected.

Despite the darkness of the subject matter, Mr. Tavernier's beautiful and subtle movie is short on bitterness, perhaps because his homage focuses on his predecessors' gallant defiance.

But I'm confident that many will set aside their own personal bitterness, not because they're personally satisfied by the words of the prime minister, but because they recognise how important this moment is for the United States.