Sentence examples for faced bitterness from from inspiring English sources

Chrysler at that time faced bitterness from German engineers who felt that sharing a Mercedes chassis with Chrysler cars was cheapening the brand.

She has also faced lingering bitterness from some of the state's unions over her role in overhauling the pension system years ago when she was the treasurer.

The Five Swans, as Mia calls her mother's friends, present a familiar array, staunch ladies bravely facing the bitterness of old age.

For Johnson, a likely problem will be bitterness from some remain supporters.

There was also bitterness from the dissenting two judges in the panel of five.

Du Plessis said the bitterness from the crowd further steeled him.

But we are acquainted with their bitterness from the start.

"The bitterness from Mali, the arrogance of the French, will not be forgotten at all".

As more Chinese arrived in Rock Springs, bitterness from the white miners increased.

"I tried to erase any element of bitterness from my psyche," he said.

In Sacramento, there's so much finger-pointing and leftover bitterness from the last drought, or the one before, or the one before that, that we forget to notice that our hills are on fire, bears are wandering into our cities, our air is toxic, and some of our unique flora and fauna face extinction in months, not years.