Strawberry, in particular, expressed some bitterness at the way they have been portrayed.
Nor would the controllers, a circumstance that has made for some bitterness in the aviation industry.
Although the trade was consummated, there is still some bitterness in the Winfield camp over the way the Yankees handled the situation.
The 1996 Senate race, in which Mr. Torricelli faced Dick Zimmer, stands as one of the muddiest campaigns in recent memory and some bitterness still lingers on both sides.
Smoltz, 42, also left Atlanta in the last year with some bitterness over failed contract negotiations after his rehabilitation from arm problems.
When his vice president, Dick Cheney, advocated bombing a secret nuclear reactor in Syria in 2007, partly to make a point to Iran, Mr. Bush rejected the proposal out of hand, a tale Mr. Cheney tells with some bitterness in his memoir.
Even as the British government tries to shield big businesses from the economic fallout, many in Sunderland say, with some bitterness, it is once again ignoring the concerns of people like them.
It's not surprising that some bitterness creeps in.
Yet sympathetic colleagues remember with some bitterness that in 1995, when he could well have won, he declined to be the Socialists' candidate in the presidential election which was won, of course, by the centre-right's Jacques Chirac.
8 It has been reported that taste-wise, crema is of little sensory interest, 4 although, if tasted in the absence of beverage, some bitterness and astringency can be clearly perceived.
