Sentence examples for harbouring bitterness from inspiring English sources

So rather than harbouring bitterness, I can use it for laughter and we can commiserate – it's not going to be like this for ever, you will be an adult and away from these people.

The film primarily revolves around the relationship between a father and son, in which the father's excessive concern for his son, and interference in his life, leads to the latter harbouring bitterness towards his overbearing father.

As they await the publication of The Sun on Sunday, they can be forgiven if they harbour bitterness in their hearts.

Does she really not harbour any bitterness?

He appears to harbour no bitterness about his fate.

Rathband, a 42-year-old father of two, insisted today he harboured no bitterness.

Rather, who seemingly harbours no bitterness toward his one-time colleague, says no. "She did get it right.

Not that I didn't sympathise; I still harboured lingering bitterness at having to exchange the latest weekend episode of Spider-Man for a shuffle ball change.

I don't harbour grudges or bitterness.

The Nazis had indeed visited misery and death on the Netherlands, but this was 30 years down the line and only Wim van Hanegem, whose entire family were tragically killed, harboured any real bitterness.

He harbours no resentment.