Sentence examples for evident bitterness from inspiring English sources
'It's the system,' he confides, without evident bitterness.
"Reagan was a cipher," Mr. Haig said with evident bitterness.
They became news media favorites for their amiability and lack of evident bitterness.
Whatever it indicated about the merits of the legal arguments, the evident bitterness on the Florida court, which was strikingly unanimous barely two weeks ago, was a reminder to the justices in Washington of the institutional bullet they themselves had dodged last weekend when they decided to paper over their own sharp differences by telling the Florida court to clarify its opinion.
Zell Miller has long been outside the Democratic fold, and the personal bitterness evident in his speech will not have surprised seasoned party strategists.
That bitterness is evident at times in the musical, in songs sung by white characters cheerfully buying the furniture of Japanese-Americans forced to abandon their homes.
A measure of their bitterness was evident during last year's funeral ceremonies for Pinochet, when Francisco Cuadrado Prats, the grandson of Allende's army chief, Carlos Prats, who was assassinated in Buenos Aires in 1974 on orders from Pinochet, waited in line among the dictator's mourners for hours and then, when he approached the coffin, spat on it.
PHOTOS: Unexpected musical collaborations There's little bitterness, however, evident in her amenable demeanor.
A sense of regal accomplishment, bitterness and betrayal, is evident on Ms. Korbut's official Web site, which calls her "the most popular and beloved gymnast who has ever graced the sport".
The Democrats' calamitous defeat in last year's elections — not only losing the Presidency but remaining in a rut in both chambers of Congress and ceding further ground to Republicans in state houses, governors' mansions, and mayors' offices around the country — deepened a well of intra-Party bitterness that had become evident long before Election Day.
