Sentence examples for embittered language from inspiring English sources
What I got was not so much an explanation as an illustration, in all its anger, of the embittered language in which a great many Pakistanis discuss their relationship with America — living proof of just how different America's understanding of Pakistan is from its own view of itself.
They vehemently oppose Ukraine's bid to join NATO, bristle over anti-Moscow rhetoric from national leaders and say they are embittered by government efforts to infuse Crimea with Ukrainian language and culture.
But most of all it told this story in a deeply American language: a gutter growl leavened (and toughened) by ethnic self-consciousness, embittered by money's inability to make one belong.
If you watched Foxcatcher with the sound turned down, you could still follow its intricate interplays through body language alone: Mark, punchy and defensive; Dave, protective and observant; du Pont, increasingly isolated and embittered.
Brody says that learning native languages reverses the colonial relationship, as these peoples' experience of life had been shaped and embittered by always being regarded as ignorant.
Nixon was similarly embittered.
Bergdahl became embittered.
The experience embittered him.
Meucci, embittered, died in 1889.
