Sentence examples for create bitterness from inspiring English sources

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

Many Ebola survivors now experience this, creating bitterness between survivors, quarantined families, and the larger community.

This has created bitterness among some employees — bitterness stoked by the favored status seemingly granted to Dina Powell, who runs the foundation.

But the shift also created bitterness, particularly among students who felt their lives had been short-circuited by the previous practice.

This self-segregation has produced an elite with little understanding of the lives of regular Americans.At the same time globalisation and secularisation have destroyed any sense of community between elites and the masses, and created bitterness among those left behind.

The aides said the vote today had created bitterness among conservative Republicans who were forced by their leaders to choose between two powerful, traditionally Republican constituencies, the business community and anti-abortion groups.

It creates bitterness in the survivors and brutality in the destroyers".

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

— President Barack Obama "Deadlock will perhaps satisfy everyone here, but it will create violence, bitterness and opposition which will endanger the awakening of the Arab people".

"What this does is to create a bitterness among people who get elected, against the party itself, and not just the guy who runs against you".

This is one of the reasons why the language controversy in Finland created such bitterness.