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.
He then said to us, with bitterness and emotion in his voice, "They were totally innocent.
Mr. Harris, more than matching his tumultuous performance in "Pollock," creates a wrenching, incendiary portrait of a man ravaged with illness, who thrashes with rage and bitterness, his emotions burning out of control like a torched oil slick on a contaminated lake.
He was worried about his books and papers, and felt conflicting emotions — bitterness, resignation and relief.
Djokovic expresses no bitterness, but plenty of emotion.
The New York "Times" said, "Mr. Waldheim, in a rare show of emotion, expressed bitterness over accusations that he was biased and was sensitive to Communist pressures.
"Fair Game," the story of Valerie Plame, Joe Wilson, and the Bush Administration, is an effective political melodrama that induces a peculiar emotion — the bitterness generated by an old anger that has faded into dull exasperation and now flares up again.
In his November 8th, 2010, review, David Denby writes that "Fair Game" is an effective political melodrama that induces a peculiar emotion — the bitterness generated by an old anger that has faded into dull exasperation and now flares up again".
I let out all the collected emotions – grief, bitterness, guilt, sadness and anger.
This is some of the best acting he ever did, encompassing emotions like bitterness and fury that few other movies gave him a chance to play.
