Sentence examples for bitterness emerged from inspiring English sources

Then the Busch family's bitterness emerged.

In the 1960s, while Whittemore's humorous tone remained, a note of sadness crept into the poems in such collections as The Boy from Iowa (1962) and Poems, New and Selected (1967); in Fifty Poems Fifty (1970) and The Mother's Breast and the Father's House (1974) the poet's bitterness also emerges.

Given the racial bitterness that has emerged in the wake of the discrimination suit against Coke, that ability may help to smooth labor relations and help restore employee morale.

Yusuf says he emerged without bitterness after receiving treatment in an Israeli hospital.

But other sources of ire among the Rapanui have also emerged, including bitterness over privileges like subsidized housing that have been extended to some mainland Chileans, competition for jobs in the lucrative tourism trade and the mainland's control over the island's affairs.

He and his supporters emerged from defeat filled with bitterness, persuaded that he had been dealt an unfair hand.

If George felt an understandable bitterness towards a system that treated him poorly – it emerged that his San Francisco high school had been graduating pupils who did not know how to read or write – he found sanctuary in golf.

But he clung to his principles as well as his dignity, and emerged from Victor Verster Prison in 1990, it seemed, without rancor or bitterness.

Mr. Mpagi emerged from prison in July 2000 showing surprisingly little bitterness.

But a tough reality has emerged since then: high unemployment in the east, bitterness at the western takeover of the area, nostalgia for the security of socialism.

His great contribution lies in the fact that he emerged from 27 years of imprisonment with so little bitterness and was able to make such a great contribution to national reconciliation and to the birth of the new South Africa.