Sentence examples for deep-seated bitterness from inspiring English sources

Mr Allen's forthcoming book reveals a deep-seated bitterness at the heart of the famous relationship that created the most successful software company the world has ever seen.

And then I got a bonus prize I didn't expect -- something certain spiritual leaders of the world call "grace". I realized after the phone call that the residual anger I had -- that deep-seated bitterness -- was essentially gone and I was left with some compassion for this other person, and a hope that we can move on without any further bitterness.

But deep-seated acrimony between Washington and Tehran has hardly ebbed.

However, deep-seated acrimony between Washington and Tehran has hardly ebbed.

The findings showed that, although CDEs were seemingly willing to help at the health centre, they appeared to have deep seated bitterness for not being paid despite their contribution.

Boston fans, like James, are serious skeptics, but their world view is born of bitterness and a deep-seated pessimism.

It has also lost an opportunity to give Iraqis a chance to purge their bitterness, and satisfy a deep-seated need for revenge, by confronting their tormentors in court.

But now the collision of interests over how to end the war in Afghanistan, and the bitterness over the Davis affair, have exposed deep-seated differences, he said.

But the bitterness of the row stems from a deep-seated opposition among state-school teachers and Labour Party left-wingers to Mr Blair's reforms.Barry Sheerman, chairman of the education select committee, thinks the government should press on with the academies scheme, if rather more cautiously than at present.

Yet Russia's resentment of America seems more deep-seated.

Bitterness over the murders in Lodi of the officers, Sgt. Peter Voto, 40, and Officer Gary Tedesco, 22, remains deep-seated in many police departments in Bergen County.