Sentence examples for is so bitter from inspiring English sources
The irony is so bitter it burns.
Life is so bitter in Afghanistan," he said.
Yet Josie is so bitter that she resents her husband even for letting her go.
Before long, Jack falls out of love with Billie, and the breakup is so bitter that he worries that she will drown herself.
Most of them believe that America's feud with Mr Hussein is so bitter that it will not ease up on Iraq until he has gone, regardless of whether or not he complies with UN resolutions.
The legacy of the long conflicts is so bitter, the suspicions of the army so deep, and the legal and illegal commercial interests so numerous, that settlements remain elusive.
A.G.: Oh, I would be so bitter.
It's just funny; he's so bitter.
"How could they go well when I was so bitter?
AS HENRY KISSINGER once observed, the reason academic disputes are so bitter is that the stakes are so low.
These days, though, those collectors don't seem to be so bitter after all.
