Sentence examples for embittered feeling from inspiring English sources

There are people we classed as friends who we still don't speak to any more – there's an embittered feeling that has never gone away.

They know the emotions of playing in Glasgow's bear pit, and the sometimes embittered feelings engendered by the Old Firm contest.

The aftermath, Bradshaw says, left him embittered, a feeling that only intensified when he was not taken in the NBA draft.

This has left many Egyptians feeling embittered and cheated.

But it also suits the purposes of Islamist extremists, who have made repeatedly clear that they seek a polarization within the West that leaves more and more Muslims feeling embittered and marginalized.

Yet, in spite of the plaudits, the occupation left Abram feeling embittered and even betrayed.

"Winterreise" is like the disjointed monologue of a troubled young man, who, cast from the house of the woman he loves, sets off on a journey feeling embittered and shunned.

They feel embittered and abandoned.

Camden's cops feel embittered and abandoned by the community they've been trying to protect.

In recounting some of the worst episodes of our past, Lawrence found redemption through art, and he made us see it, too, so that we come away feeling fortified, not embittered, which is an amazing feat.

The rest of the group, embittered at being upstaged, quit, leaving James Brown feeling both bereft and liberated.