Sentence examples for felt bitterly from inspiring English sources

(And although I felt bitterly his taking her away from me, I also dreaded catching sight of any rift between them).

She made no secret of the fact that she felt bitterly disappointed by this turn of events but never regretted her opposition to apartheid.

Both men have heard how residents could not believe what was happening, how they got final calls from family members inside the building, how they felt bitterly let down by the local authority and the government.

So both sides feel bitterly betrayed and angry".

Ryan feels bitterly that giving kids big dreams that never come true is wrong.

"On the other hand, I also make it a habit to have relatively few things I feel bitterly moral about".

"On the other hand there are thousands of people in Eastleigh who voted Tory or Lib Dem last time round and feel bitterly disappointed".

This is a grievance high on the list of her son (Christian Bale), the product of one such liaison and now a buttoned-down psychiatrist who feels bitterly shortchanged by his mother's free-loving ways.

3), the sexually vibrant breakout books of the Mailer-Roth generation are symbolic of a sabotaged age of "vanished grandeur" that she feels bitterly cheated of -- stuck as she is with the limp, juiceless work of the male writers of her own generation -- and, looking around for a plausible culprit, she hits on the emasculating feminists of the 1970s.

But they feel bitterly deceived by that earlier process, and betrayed by Mr Maliki, who failed to carry out commitments given to the Sunnis and gradually drove them into a position of outright revolt after the bloody suppression of peaceful protest demonstrations from 2012.

But the words "partner of 27 years" feel bitterly like the title of the 1989 film about the devastation of AIDS -- Longtime Companion.