Sentence examples for further bitterness from inspiring English sources
But Mr. Silver emerged from the meeting with a different take, and some of the potential for further bitterness presented itself.
Further bitterness was caused by Tito's extermination of at least 70,000 alleged Ustashe troops and supposed Serbian, Slovenian and Bosnian collaborators at the end of the war.
They chose to exercise this right, and so "partition" came about, thus storing up further bitterness which still finds its tragic expression today.
And then I got a bonus prize I didn't expect -- something certain spiritual leaders of the world call "grace". I realized after the phone call that the residual anger I had -- that deep-seated bitterness -- was essentially gone and I was left with some compassion for this other person, and a hope that we can move on without any further bitterness.
When he said California would soon have a new governor, his supporters began to chant "Recall, recall," perhaps a portent of further instability and bitterness.
A truce left rebels holding the largely Muslim north and President Laurent Gbagbo's forces controlling the mainly Christian and animist south, further sharpening ethnic bitterness.
She's a rude, arrogant, self-pitying pariah, fermenting in disappointment and whisky-soaked bitterness, distancing herself further and further from a world she has grown to despise.
He left office with some bitterness, and, further embittered by the deaths in quick succession of his wife and daughter.
The 1960s may have borne witness to a hardening of Protestant working-class attitudes, but this bitterness became further calcified when the Troubles erupted and school attendances declined, church congregations disappeared and inner-city communities became "sink estates" controlled by the new loyalist paramilitaries of the UVF and UDA.
If not, the result will be the human and economic waste of unemployment, bitterness and possibly further radicalization and violence.
