Sentence examples for gentle bitterness from inspiring English sources
The gentle bitterness of the almonds works well with the mildness of the pumpkin.
The White House brewers chose classic British hops, Kent Goldings and Fuggles, which yield a gentle, more generalized sort of bitterness than the sharper grapefruit and pine of American hops familiar in American craft beers.
Dr. Haj was gentle and polite, but spoke with bitterness at how he hears the West assess Syria's war.
To swim against the stream came naturally to him, but he was a gentle revolutionary with no trace of bitterness.
White asparagus has a smoother, crisper interior, with a gentle flavor and none of the bitterness that the green can have.
Under the restrained direction of Michael Scott, Ms. Manahan does much to gloss over these flaws by sustaining a note of simple human truth, with equal care taken in the portrayals of Martha's coiled bitterness and Mary's gentle resignation.
It is easy to understand the bitterness.
Toxic Girl is a vignette of vanity, but not scathing - bitterness isn't allowed to taint the gentle harmonies.
However, listen more carefully to Jeff Tweedy's lyrics and there's a bitterness that's at odds with the gentle instrumentation.
Finally, for the moment, he has public opinion on his side: a majority in most polls say Mr Gore should concede, and the measures of partisan bitterness in such polls suggest that Mr Bush's climb, while uphill, would at least be a gentler one than Mr Gore's.Include and prevailThere are ways in which Mr Bush could soften his slope still more.
