Sentence examples for bittersweet satisfaction from inspiring English sources
If you are a devotee of this pioneering franchise in the now ubiquitous subgenre of man-child comedy, this movie will offer the minor, bittersweet satisfaction of catching up.
Some bittersweet satisfaction came in 2001, when David Greenglass, Ethel Rosenberg's brother and one of the most important prosecution witnesses, confessed in the book "The Brother," by Sam Roberts, a reporter for The New York Times, that he had given false testimony in the 1951 trial.
It's bittersweet satisfaction.
He's had no bittersweet satisfaction of a conviction, nor the catharsis of a funeral.
Seeing his own story acted out, he said, brought some bittersweet satisfaction.
Readers have been deprived of what might have been a great literary discovery or might have offered them the bittersweet but genuine satisfaction of saying, "Really?
The portrait of a woman presumed to be Flavia Mysta, who had been made a Roman citizen, the ultimate status in Roman-occupied lands, conveys an unforgettable mix of bittersweet resignation and satisfaction.
Like our entire last trip together, it was a moment of bittersweet nostalgia, of satisfaction in what we had accomplished, delight in the partners we had become, and sadness that it would soon be over.
"It's a little bit bittersweet, but I have a little bit of satisfaction that the team has a real good chance of going to the World Series," Hicks said Thursday in Dallas after returning from New York, where he and four of his five sons watched the Rangers beat the Yankees twice.
