Sentence examples for ever bitter from inspiring English sources

"If I was ever bitter, it's long since passed," he told The Chronicle of Higher Education in 2005.

In the ever-bitter battle of nerves that the heritage dispute has become, the meeting, for many, is already a coup.

At the very least the argument would become ever more bitter and corrosive.

Joop stayed in Amsterdam with their father, never married and grew ever more bitter and isolated.

I never imagined then that I would ever feel bitter about England again.

"Did you ever feel bitter when you weren't being picked?" Rogers was asked.

The result could be dismally cynical: each side using and attacking the other and growing ever more bitter.

The two parties still share a commitment to social welfare programs, but they have become ever more bitter political rivals.

Everyday citizens are increasingly angry at the excesses of the so-called Red Nobility, and the societal rift between town and country grows ever more bitter.

In the wider scheme of the announcement's extraordinary timing, though, we were small fry.The language of war between management and labour has grown ever more bitter.

In the six years since, the standoff has become ever more bitter, documents have been destroyed and interior and Treasury secretaries have been held in contempt of court.