Sentence examples for is particularly bitter from inspiring English sources
The residue is particularly bitter in Gaza.
The fighting around Baghdad is particularly bitter because it is often in mixed Sunni-Shia areas where both sides fear massacre.
Resentment is particularly bitter in Guangdong, where agricultural land increases in value by as much as thirtyfold once it is reclassified as development land.
Alas, the maestro's Hugo affords little real awe, which is particularly bitter, given that the film insistently tells us – often in so many words – that wonder, enchantment, dream are the very stuff of cinema.
For Mr. Mussio and Queen City, the loss is particularly bitter because his firm aggressively sold both American Continental common stock and other now-worthless securities, and now has clients suing.
The fight for recognition is particularly bitter in the Pacific, a strategically and economically important region in China and Taiwan's backyard that is chock-full of impoverished microstates happy to sell their diplomatic representation.
Two British athletes denied podium medal presentations were particularly bitter.
Last night, though, the disappointment was particularly bitter.
There have been particularly bitter disputes in India.
One of the refugees I met was particularly bitter about his experience.
Vincent Gallo, the actor and filmmaker, was particularly bitter about the shortcomings.
