Sentence examples for increased bitterness from inspiring English sources

Thatcher's own rhetoric sounded new: "hard-edged, insistent, utterly sure of itself", which prompted increased bitterness and heat in public debates.

Paired comparison tests showed that the inhomogeneous distribution of quinine increased bitterness intensity, while inhomogeneous distributions of the hydrocolloids did not.

Lower-income residents complain with increasing bitterness about house prices.

The court cases and scandals brought recreational drugs, depression and increasing bitterness.

Portraying his vivacious, big-wigged female assistant, Mr. Irwin looks on with increasing bitterness beneath the "ta-daaa" smiles.

After the increasing bitterness of the preconvention campaign between McCarthy and Humphrey, it was not surprising that McCarthy told supporters he could not endorse the nominee.

The day's events fomented increasing bitterness in the State Capitol and continued a particularly long period of inaction in Albany this year, when few meaningful laws have passed as the debate over the budget rages.

Mr. Goran, who has led the boycott of the provincial council, blames the governor and his party for the increasing bitterness, saying stability in Nineveh will come only with respect for minority parties, like his.

But the two German classmates, Volker Hauth and Ralph Bodenstein, said that Mr. Atta, who left Egypt in 1993, spoke with increasing bitterness about what he saw as the autocratic government of President Hosni Mubarak and the small coterie of former army officers and of rich Egyptians gathered around him.

There are several reasons why he became the No. 1 hero, but as people in Springhill realized with increasing bitterness, his heroism had more to do with the needs of politicians and reporters than with anything exceptional about Ruddick's behavior underground.

All of it was discussed at length on this blog and chronicled in this Zapruder-like YouTube clip: The rivalry has grown so heated that the national team coach Vicente del Bosque warned last spring that the increasing bitterness had the possibility to "damage" the national team.