Sentence examples for bore bitter from inspiring English sources

Yet their blues-powered foray into the era's heart of darkness bore bitter fruit indeed: when a young black man was murdered by Hell's Angels (hired as security) at a disastrous free concert at the Altamont Speedway in Livermore, California, during their 1969 American tour, it seemed to many observers that the Stones' own aura of decadence and danger was somehow to blame for the tragedy.

This first pronunciamiento, or military coup, inaugurated a tradition that was to bear bitter fruit in the political life of Spain and Latin America in the 19th and 20th centuries.

Both the novel and the music sow seeds that will bear bitter fruit in the garden tended by strong women who will be devastated by the harvest.

In the decades to come, these incarcerations were to bear bitter fruit as a generation of Brotherhood militants became hardened and drew new conclusions about the nature of the state in Egypt.

And though novelty is undoubtedly part of the show's appeal, Mr. Tresnjak's confident production overcomes some occasional heavy-handedness and some uncertain acting to find the genuinely pungent melancholy in this story of love -- all kinds of love -- that bears bitter fruit (2 30).

These are the dire mixtures that will not only bear bitter fruit in this already decades old war-stricken country; the greater danger is the spillover or ignition of a regional conflict.

Statements from witnesses reveal that Hamilton bore a bitter grudge in the months leading up to the massacre.

The poison pill that he and the oil industry planted at the beginning of the UN's climate-negotiation process bore its bitter fruit in the dark winter days of Copenhagen.

Given the popularity of Mr Fico's policies, the prime minister stands a good chance of being in office when these initiatives bear their bitter fruit.

So in essence, the enduring conflict of the Norman and Saxon races had been transported across the Atlantic, where it would bear the bitter fruit of sectional division.

The job was created last month at the insistence of a group of well-meaning PTA mothers who could no longer bear the bitter squabbling between the mayor and the Yonkers state legislative delegation over responsibility for deep cuts in the school budget.