Sentence examples for extra bitterness from inspiring English sources

The extra bitterness is deliberate it is something market research found a taste for in Uganda.

Select, the Venetian bitter that claims to be the original spritz base, makes an excellent spritz: dryer than Aperol with a hint of extra bitterness and a whisper of ginger on the palate.

So adding that expensive chocolate is like adding extra flour, and bitterness, to your recipe.

America's new doctrine of preventive war in the struggle against terrorism is easier to portray as unwarranted aggression than was containing the Soviet Union.Now the United States itself has been attacked, Americans are more likely to feel betrayed by European criticism, adding an extra touch of bitterness to transatlantic exchanges.

We also use it to add an extra layer of flavour (bitterness) to such dishes as risotto, stuffed pasta and salted or even sweet tart.

All come with an "open letter" in which the paper's author outlines in lay terms why the work was rejected (extra points awarded for bitterness), what has been done since and why it still has merit.Rejecta's larger purpose, then, may be a light jab at academia's bureaucracy and the rigmarole to which it is necessary to submit in order to get published.

The cucumbers are best if they're salted, which removes some of their bitterness and makes them extra crisp.

The garlic is used generously and in chunks, and it is browned nearly to the point of bitterness to make it extra strong.

This special treatment led to bitterness.

No bitterness, as Pardew insisted, but extra delight with the victory.

That extra focus has also taken on some of the bitterness of the writers' strike.