Sentence examples for equally bitter from inspiring English sources

All volunteers found the non-cruciferous vegetables equally bitter, but their reactions to the cruciferous ones depended on their genes.

She left Mr. Geldof, setting off a bitter, tabloid-fueled divorce and an equally bitter fight for custody of their three daughters.

Toward the end of the Depression, in the late 1930s, a sociologist named Alfred Winslow Jones conducted field research around the violently strike-prone factories of Akron, Ohio, expecting that bitter industrial conflict might have created equally bitter class divisions.

If the Nama-Herero wars were among the most savage in colonial Africa, an equally bitter, costly colonial war was fought by Britain against the Afrikaner South African Republic.

While Labour is engulfed in the attempt by much of the shadow cabinet to oust Jeremy Corbyn, the Conservative differences are far lower key but threaten to become equally bitter.

Three years later, on the sixth anniversary of 9/11, General David Petraeus would face an equally bitter divided partisan rancor on the floor of the U.S. Senate.

Plurk relaunches as Bitter.

To older fears about loss of sovereignty, mass immigration and (more recently) the rise of Islam have been added an equally potent anger about bitter austerity, rampant unemployment and inequality – a cocktail that means contemporary Euroscepticism is alive across the political spectrum.

But it's equally easy to feel bitter about the city's many sudden "improvements".

Mann's book is about a long and bitter, but equally beautiful, struggle for a cleaner and healthier world, one not contaminated by the moral scourge of carbon pollution.

His second marriage to Sasha (model for Moses Herzog's nightmarish wife, Madeleine) ended in brutal acrimony with his discovery of her long-term affair with his friend and university colleague Jack Ludwig, the adulterer become cuckold,  and Bellow's lust for life hardened into something equally self-aware, but more bitter.