Sentence examples for disguised bitterness from inspiring English sources

And when I made the no-doubt fatuous observation that life was different now without his wife, he replied with barely disguised bitterness, "That is your greatest understatement of the morning".

But the higher the cocoa content, the less sugar can be added to disguise bitterness.

Inevitably, the thought police are getting all weird about Donald's appreciation of his daughter, and it can't be long before we get the standard essay about all this by some ghastly old trout who couldn't get laid if she wanted to, and so on, and in which she fails to disguise her bitterness at never having been wanted by her own father.

It seems there's no better way to rally a crowd than with bitterness disguised as moral outrage, and for a game that – in this country, at least – has founded itself on providing an outlet for mass displays of bitterness, that's a huge shame.

Those realities include his father's subversive political meetings, clumsily disguised as business trips, and his mother's bitterness about being forced into marriage and childbirth at the age of 15.

"Love, Etc.," the sequel to that novel, is an altogether darker, sourer book, a meandering saga of middle-age disappointment and bitterness and regret that's been lightly disguised as a tale of revenge.

I am somewhat bewildered that you selected a reviewer battling his own cancer -- a critic who does nothing to disguise his understandable anger, bitterness and bias against an author who brings elements of humor and love to a book in which cancer plays a part.

Hardly disguised!

Gabriel returns disguised as Blind.

The implication was barely disguised.

Disguised bigotry?