Sentence examples similar to harboring bitterness from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, Ms. Field says, she does not harbor bitterness toward her stepfather, who is now dead, and credits him with toughening her up.

Opposition leaders have been divided in recent weeks over whether they would continue to allow the American military base to remain, but it seems clear that they harbor bitterness toward the United States.

When we fight, we don't sweep it under the rug and harbor bitterness or resentment.

I harbor bitterness and rage the longer time passes and my desire to love and like them and those who believe like them becomes less and less.

In a foolhardy attempt to bring back Cedric Diggory, whose father, Amos, still harbors bitterness toward Harry for his son's death, Albus and Scorpius steal a juiced-up Time-Turner from the Ministry of Magic which allows them to go back in time to the Triwizard Tournament.

When we harbor bitterness or guilt or anger it hurts us more than anyone.

Ephesians 4 27 says it perfectly:  "And do not give the devil an opportunity [to lead you into sin by holding a grudge, or nurturing anger, or harboring resentment, or cultivating bitterness].

Mr. Lumet denies that he was harboring any bitterness about broadcasting at the time.

I answered no because I know that ultimately I'm not served by harboring any bitterness and I can't let other's folks limitations define me and my existence.

He also harbors no bitterness.

Appleby still seems to harbor some bitterness for the fiasco.