These elements, in turn, "played an important role in creating the ensuing climate of rancor and bitterness," the report said.
Bitterness ensued, and much pill-popping; House downs Vicodin three times in the first twenty minutes of the pilot.
"So many people have been made principal guest conductor and have been overlooked or put on the back burner and a lot of bitterness ensued," he said.
He and Harvey had a brief but civil exchange — a far cry from the bitterness that ensued after another famous hit-by-pitch incident, between Roger Clemens of the Yankees and the Mets' Mike Piazza in a regular-season game in 2000.
The bitterness that ensued due to being kicked out of school launched the career of not one but two evil scientists: Although Ricardo Frito was technically in business school at the time, he was majoring in management science and always considered himself an evil scientist--not an evil entrepreneur.
The message is that if the bitterness with which Americans view our government were shattered by an inspiring presidency, the ensuing outbreak of democratic civic engagement would hurl our super-sized gluttonous civilization down the abyss.
The groups that focused on Russian themes were known to be among the rougher neighborhoods of the online world, where participants would exchange angry messages in "flame wars," as they are known; the scheming that ensued was tinged with a bitterness worthy of a Politburo purge.
Shouting and bitterness ensue, and the conversation about race, inequality, and privilege stalls.
Further arguments had ensued during rehearsals, rooted in the band members' increasing paranoia and bitterness toward one another.
Further arguments ensued during rehearsals, rooted in the band members' increasing paranoia and bitterness toward one another.
