Sentence examples for how bitterly from inspiring English sources

How bitterly inconvenient.

"Just think of how bitterly disappointed some little kid was when he didn't find the treasure chest," I point out.

Such reactions bespeak how bitterly competitive the battle for elite preschool slots has become in New York and elsewhere.

Arendt's concept has become so famous that it is hard to remember how bitterly controversial it was when she first used it.

The chance to see wild horses is nearly always accompanied by the chance to see just how bitterly contested their very existence is.

The savagery of 1930s anticlericalism in Spain, with its deplorable murders and violence, is a mark of how bitterly the oppression was felt.

Mr. Reagan has told the story of how, one bitterly cold night, his father slept in his car to protest a hotel's policy of not admitting Jews.

Free birth control led to greatly lower rates of abortions and births to teenagers, a large study concludes, offering strong evidence for how a bitterly contested Obama administration policy could benefit women's health.

I still remember how incredibly bitterly cold it was the Saturday before the primary in 2004 (yes, more than five years later, I still am warming up).

We read how Horodok became bitterly divided by the pogroms.

Those who invested in hedge funds before 2008 recall bitterly how some of them "gated" investors, refusing to let them take out their money.