Sentence examples for depth of bitterness from inspiring English sources

After Thomas's death, a battle between aggrieved Aborigines and the police just a few miles from the Sydney Opera House exposed the depth of bitterness among Aborigines.

Outsiders to the region who hope to see an end to this conflict need to come to terms with the depth of bitterness and the implausibility of a permanent solution.

To earn money, I have to endure the depths of bitterness.

"Open civil war" broke out in Formula 1 on Sunday night, as Bernie Ecclestone told Force India, Lotus and Sauber they will receive no more financial help, "plunging the sport into fresh depths of bitterness and acrimony".

Though Dr. Chargaff tended toward the sardonic, it was hard for observers to understand the depth of his bitterness in his attitude to his fellow scientists.

When Megan turns out Stephanie for her crime of shrugging, and saying "I know his secrets", you at least begin to sink a line into the depth of her bitterness.

But there were few illusions that the resumed partnership signals any genuine meeting of minds, given the depth of Russian bitterness over NATO's conduct of the Kosovo war.

Small Irish towns circle around the same old obsessions and gripes and perceived slights for months and years and decades unending, and it is these that unite us, and the sheer depth of the bitterness that sustains us: our neurotic systems are powered to near-bionic levels of happy outrage on the engines of our talk, our bitching and our gossip.

The depth of the rebels' bitterness is plain.

Coffee, I thought, was not for me, with its depth and bitterness, and place in the hands of those speeding to work in their skirt suits and FitFlops.

This is memoir devoid of bitterness.