Sentence examples for crying bitterly from inspiring English sources
The phrase "crying bitterly" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to emphasize that someone is weeping intensely due to sadness, disappointment, or sorrow. For example, "She was crying bitterly when her friends left the party."
Titus Emeka Okwor, 50, a streetside fuel seller, recalled that Jonathan came straight to the scene: "He was crying bitterly.
Addressing Stefan Quandt, son of the late Herbert Quandt, BMW's patriarch, and a member of BMW's supervisory board, Mr. Eisemann said: "Mr. Quandt, your father, I am sure, is crying bitterly in his grave".
(Similarly, Dr. Hermelin, in London, had told me a story about an intelligent autistic girl of twelve who came to her and said, of another student, "Joanie is making a funny noise". Upon going to investigate, Hermelin found Joanie crying bitterly.
It was very painful and I cried bitterly because I was bleeding afterwards".
Mexican children cried bitterly when Keiko was loaded onto a U.P.S. truck and taken away in January , 1996 and who could blame them?
On the evening of May 16, 1966, Deng and his wife "embraced with our heads together and cried bitterly standing in the doorway of the bedroom," she said at a memorial service held decades later.
His children, an 8-year-old girl and a 6-year-old boy, cried bitterly at being forced out, he said, and the family watched in sadness as their two-room home with a small veranda went up in smoke.
Have other children not sheltered a hedgehog over winter; nor cried bitterly when, on the night it was released, a badger left its gutted hide, like an abandoned hand puppet, on the lawn?
Mr Pistorius broke down and cried bitterly as he spoke of the moment he discovered Ms Steenkamp's body.
Flynn dies in Rapunzel's arms and she cries bitterly.
The prayers are of teachers warning of dark days to come, but prophesies that it's not too late to change... change... change... "Please, Somebody, make it stop!" he cries bitterly.
