Sentence examples for ever more bitterly from inspiring English sources

Facts are becoming ever more bitterly contested in Syria as the stakes rise for all sides invested in the uprising.

Miserable on earth, Daisy is even more bitterly disappointed in the Elysian Fields.

Since March 2011, the narrative has been more bitterly contested than ever.

In the past two decades, freedom of expression, human rights and equality have become more bitterly contested than ever before.

But lately — ever since her hospitalization and his fall — they have been arguing more bitterly than usual ("Do you have to make such a mess in the kitchen?"), criticizing each other ("Why haven't you dealt with the insurance company yet?"), withdrawing from each other, and generally making each other more miserable, more often than ever before.

All the voters complained bitterly of the "mudslinging" and said it made them ever more disdainful of the political process.

There might well have been a period, sometime in the last three decades, when the court would have overturned Miranda, a bitterly fought 5-to-4 decision that had appeared ever since to have an ever more fragile hold on the court's loyalties.

Toys are ever more gendered, the better not to produce female engineers and scientists (the usual banknote suspects), and so, we learn bitterly, are sweets.

Few issues have divided Australians more bitterly.

Now she spoke more quietly, and more bitterly.

Whistler is ever more interesting.