Sentence examples for give bitterness from inspiring English sources
BITTER It is not wine writers but history and human nature that give bitterness its biblically negative meaning.
In addition, they contribute non-volatile compounds (tartaric and malic acids) which impact on flavour and tannins, which give bitterness and astringency.
It will wake you up and give that bitterness that makes your mouth water and your eyes awaken.
I was particularly struck on this reading by a long passage in which Eliot describes the mistake adults make when they dismiss the sorrows of children as trivial: "If we could recall that early bitterness, and the dim guesses, the strangely perspectiveless conception of life, that gave the bitterness its intensity, we should not pooh-pooh the griefs of our children," it concludes.
If the moral climate in society becomes bad enough, it will give rise to bitterness, rancor, and a desire for vengeance (p. 285).
Given the bitterness here, how does that get done?" Lauria said baseball would offer it as quickly as possible.
Given the bitterness of this year's presidential election campaign, no Democrat wants to sing Mr Bush's praises too loudly.
Yaghdan, who is not given to bitterness, finally lost his cool: "No, the Arab people are stealing Iraq!" He didn't get the job.
But it was not easy to put into effect, given the bitterness that has divided environmentalists and ranchers in the region.
There are only two economic routes for life to flow back into Gaza and, given the bitterness of this conflict, the route from Israel will not be the main one.
