Sentence examples for continuing bitterness from inspiring English sources

The abuse of human rights and suppression of the media, a savage civil war in Syria and continuing bitterness over divided Cyprus.

In the following years myth and memory provoked continuing bitterness until Blagaj became identified retrospectively with the Ustashe, and Veljun with the Serb "Chetniks".

The continuing bitterness has drawn concern throughout the party, with Barbara Bush, the former first lady, saying this week that it was the "worst campaign I've ever seen in my life" and, on Fox News, calling it "too ugly".

This person said Mr. Madoff had expressed both continuing bitterness toward his father and anxiety about a series of lawsuits that were filed against him; his brother, Andrew; and other family members.

In a sign of the continuing bitterness in the party, one critic of Corbyn said there was some merit in the claim by Farage that the result lacked legitimacy because of the high number of postal ballots from black and minority ethnic voters.

There is also continued bitterness among West Coast officials toward the Bush administration for waiting until June 2001 before putting price controls on the market, which immediately ended the large price spikes and rolling blackouts and brought stability.

There was a growing sense here that the time had come for this mediation to take root and to address the underlying causes of the continuing violence and bitterness over Kashmir, which has already led to two wars.

The bitterness continued even in victory last night.

Bitterness continues over the killings 18 months ago of 34 workers at the Marikana platinum mines near Johannesburg amid claims that the ANC was too cosy with the mine owners.

He was the one who spoke about being nearly dead in Manila; not me.' Joe Frazier is not a forgiving man and his bitterness continued to flow.

The bitterness continued up until the moment when senators cast the ayes and nays from their desks in a ceremonial formality that is reserved for momentous votes.