Sentence examples for embittered mood from inspiring English sources
The developments of the day reflected an increasingly embittered mood in Albany: Tainted by a series of corruption scandals and at loggerheads over the highest-profile legislative issues, lawmakers seem eager simply to return home.
But the more embittered the public mood becomes, the greater the internal pressure will be on Mr Clegg to extract wider, potentially destabilising concessions from his Conservative partners.Mr Osborne's budget was a drastic statement of the executive power of government: the coalition's imperial moment.
And after nearly 30 years of turmoil, starting with the civil war that began in 1975, and the Israeli occupation of southern Lebanon from 1978, the mood is embittered resignation.
Nor is the capital in a particularly jolly mood — what with all the fiscal drama, contested appointments and a Congress so embittered that it makes the one depicted in "Lincoln" look like a garden club.
Bergdahl became embittered.
Nixon was similarly embittered.
The experience embittered him.
Meucci, embittered, died in 1889.
They feel embittered and abandoned.
