"I am suffering nostalgia, sadness and quite some degree of bitterness".
I had never experienced this level of antagonism, or the degree of bitterness and vitriol that almost bordered on hatred.
Except, as it turns out, for the subjects themselves, several of whom reflect, with a degree of bitterness that may startle fans of the series, on how it has affected their lives.
And it provided a distraction that encouraged the Soviet Union to put down an uprising in Hungary in the same year.It also divided families and friends, at least in Britain and France, with a degree of bitterness that would not be seen in a foreign-policy dispute until the invasion of Iraq in 2003.
On both sides, there would be a lot of open astonishment leavened with a goodly degree of bitterness from large chunks of the party's voters.
Different trees were selected for their degree of bitterness, which should be strong for medicinal use, but less so when used as a vegetable.
The lyrics reflect Harrison's uneasy feelings towards the Beatles' legacy, three years after their break-up, as well as a degree of bitterness at his perceived junior status to former bandmates John Lennon and Paul McCartney during the group's career.
Supertasters are known to report heightened perception of bitterness when tasting 6n-propylthiouracil (PROP), and the degree of bitterness perceived is reported to be proportional to the density of fungiform papillae on the tongue [ 11].
As they begin to exit from the armed forces (many have attenuated affiliations while they are in school), they face the incredibly complex and often very difficult transition to civilian life, that includes varying degrees of alienation, bitterness, and overt hostility to their armed forces.
"The level of bitterness is at its zenith.
