In Italy, bitter questions were asked in Parliament about Italy's "humiliation," and the general disappointment and bitterness of the Italians caused eight deputies to ask for "a more dignified and moral reorganization in the most popular sport in Italy," noting that the results had "placed the Italian sporting world in a condition of extreme embarrassment abroad".
Unspoken, at least for a few hours after his death, were the thoughts uppermost in many minds: his general grumpiness, his undisguised bitterness and in particular his loathing for "that woman"—in this context the person who replaced him as party leader, Margaret Thatcher.
His bitterness was general, and when a man came by his apartment to collect the telephone, Cheever ripped it out of the wall and threw it at him.
In his last piece written for Lib Dem Voice, reflecting on his defeat in the general election, Kennedy betrayed no bitterness, just a sense of loss that he was not to represent the seat he loved so much.
In an introduction to a collection of his essays and letters to Kennedy titled "The Presidential Papers," published shortly before Kennedy's death, Mailer vented his bitterness at the general lack of hipsterism in the White House.
In his last piece written for Lib Dem Voice reflecting on his defeat in the general election, he betrayed no bitterness, just a sense of loss that he was not to represent the seat he loved so much.
One set of variants intensifies the perception of bitter flavors in general, including PROP; the other specifically intensifies the perception of bitterness in alcohol.
General McChrystal doesn't hide the bitterness in his voice as he describes having to take back Helmand Province all over again.
"To me, the death of Michael Mullen was not just one tragedy, but two: the needless death of a young man, and the bitterness that was consuming his parents," the general wrote in his autobiography.
