Sentence examples for bitterness those from inspiring English sources

China's national commitment to education, opportunity and eating bitterness — those are qualities that we in the West might emulate as well.

The anger at the hardship suffered by strikers and their families still runs deep, as does the bitterness between those on the picket lines and those who crossed them.

But the controversy, stoked by his Republican opponent, has as much to do with all the 40-year-old emotions around draft boards and deferrals, the lingering bitterness among those who served and the torturous guilt among those who did not, as it does with the straight-up issue of veracity.

"Nor has the anger and the bitterness of those years.

It is easy to understand the bitterness of those who see the implication here.

Both men studied at the university, experiencing the bitterness of those years.

It seems probable that Moynihan never quite recovered from the bitterness of those days.

Yet he shows little bitterness toward those who discriminated against him.

It is perhaps inevitable that showdowns over judgeships, which involve individuals, create more bitterness than those over legislation.

He foresaw that they would create bitterness in those who had expected a different solution to this delicate problem. . . .

Widespread marranism (ostensible conversion to Christianity) polarized the community and left residues of bitterness toward those returning to the fold (see Marrano).