Sentence examples for fear bitterness from inspiring English sources

Heavily autobiographical and much influenced by Wells's guidance, Gristwood's tales of World War I combat are rife with acts of unheroic self-preservation and colored with the fear, bitterness, and hopelessness that defined the author's wartime experience.

This void fills itself with fear, bitterness, anger, sadness, grief... any dark emotion it can drag down to its depths.

The wife and son had tears in their eyes; McCain seemed at times to be fighting back a welling memory of fear, bitterness and fury.

As for the hate, fear, bitterness, and frustration lingering in Russian brains, that'll be absorbed by the early-90s daisy-house music (TR-909 drum machines meet bebop samples) and the sea of smiling young Russians all wearing Cheburashka buttons and T-shirts and big plushy ears.

Loving kindness -- wishing well for others -- and heartfelt empathic compassion are great protections from the pernicious disease and restlessness of anger, fear, resentment, jealousy and bitterness.

Fear, Envy, Bitterness.

Many disappointed residents believe the city council is in desperate need of new people, who will govern with innovation and enthusiasm, rather than fear and bitterness.

"It was always such a heartbreaking play for me, and I just didn't want to go there in that particular role," Ms. Jones said of Amanda, whose fear and bitterness can make her cruel at times.

The works set a beginning and an end to years of struggle with their shared essential theme — the destructive power of fear and bitterness in a woman's tortured psyche.

But the nineteen-thirties are still near enough to be remembered with fear and bitterness, and with gratitude for the day on which Mr. Arthur Greenwood appointed Lord Beveridge to review the existing provisions for social insurance and to recommend plans for filling the gaps.

Snoop canceled his 1997 tour and by 1998 defected from Death Row Records, citing fear and bitterness with then-owner Suge Knight.