Sentence examples for in bitter terms from inspiring English sources

The two sides still expressed differences in bitter terms over how Time Warner would compensate ABC for the right to carry the network's stations on its cable systems.

Four justices opposed the decision, with John Paul Stevens doing so in bitter terms, calling the court's activism a "dramatic break" from precedent, highlighted here by Mother Jones.

"The issue is not going away," said Representative Christopher Shays of Connecticut, who was denounced in unusually bitter terms by fellow Republicans on Thursday for his drive to push through his bill to ban unrestricted donations to the national political parties.

Miami-Dade County's 600,000 Cuban-Americans played a major role in the president's victory over Al Gore in 2000, and with another election year approaching, the exile groups are letting the White House know in increasingly bitter terms that they are unhappy.

The initial financial backing for the school was provided by Mr. Pivar, and Mr. Angona might never have been caught if Mr. Pivar had not retained a proprietary air toward the academy, although he left the board on bitter terms in the mid-1990's.

Ironically, one of the companies SFX acquired was ProServ, and Falk found himself in charge of the company that he had left on such bitter terms.

"Jeanne Boivin and Suzanne Belperron parted on bitter terms.

He quit Evans Products on bitter terms and went to work on his own.

Nixon is thought of in caustic terms because of the bitter way his presidency ended, but he ran on a platform of unifying the country during riot-torn 1968.

He also alienated many of his supporters on the right: they accused him in the bitterest terms of abandoning his fundamentalist Christian convictions and promoting illicit sexual behavior.

Or was she trying to shore up her support among council members in the aftermath of the bitter term limits battle?