Sentence examples for deep and bitter from inspiring English sources

But the divisions in Italian politics are deep and bitter after the Berlusconi years.

It might well be that the internal grievances are too deep and bitter to forestall a bloody period of reprisals.

But what appalled Adams was not the impending defeat, but the deep and bitter antagonism between the officers of the Army of the Potomac and the Lincoln administration.

This political divide was so deep and bitter that it blocked cooperation between Austrian émigrés and between the various resistance groups that had formed inside the country.

The battle between Allister and Paisley Jr personifies the deep and bitter divisions within unionism – and the stakes in North Antrim are extremely high.

And the dispute between the two is a reminder of how deep and bitter the divide remains in a state still making sense of the fiercely conservative, boldly activist legislative session that ended in July.

But this one has been particularly harsh because of a phenomenon known as dzud, which occurs when deep snows and bitter cold are preceded by dry summers that limit grazing.

But in recent days, lawmakers have begun floating proposals about how Japan, traditionally passive, might use its deep pockets and bitter experience from the 1990s to help global growth and, along the way, Japan's own export-driven economy.

I (JC) maintain that the foremost reason that this disorder remained marginalized, despite periodic case accounts, lies significantly with organized medicine's deep divisions and bitter rifts in the century after Lesègue and Gull, in three directions: neurology versus Freudian psychotherapy versus asylum-based "alienism" that shortly evolved as (Kraepelinian) biological psychiatry.

Foil-wrapped chocolate coins and melting tree decorations aside, real, cocoa-rich chocolate is complex, deep and slightly bitter: just the kind of thing you need in a punch-packing pudding in the high season of hearty.

Those deep and sometimes bitter divisions could hamper the party's eventual presidential nominee.