Sentence examples for bitterness it from inspiring English sources

"I wish," she says, with a note of bitterness, "it hadn't happened that way.

When it was released after the two disco anthems, says Eddy Amoo now, more in bewilderment than bitterness, "it almost finished us".

Because of its bitterness, it's not a type I would eat all of the time … it doesn't feel too decadent.

Made from botanicals and quinine, which gives it its distinctive bitterness, it can transform even the most mundane fruit juice into something sophisticated, especially if you use a less sugary brand like Q or Fever-Tree.

Along with its edge of bitterness, it brings rich undertones of chocolate, coffee, caramel, even a bit of smoke.

If there is bitterness, it isn't showing.

While this blog post over at Tomorrow's Book has more than a little bitterness to it, it's also informative.

When shaving off the lemon peel, be sure to avoid the white pith: it spreads its bitterness wherever it goes.

Not that it tastes like one; it merely derives that singular strange bitterness from it, making everything tasted after it somehow sweeter and cleaner in its wake — that is, if you're still eating.

It's a little sweetly, wishy-washy in the body, but, for a beer of its ilk, it has a real thirst-quenching bitterness to it.

"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.