Sentence examples for lasting bitterness from inspiring English sources

The abuses, particularly rape and other sexual violations, engender lasting bitterness and hatred.

After a series of national elections that empowered two parties on an ideological collision course, Americans are about to be treated to a magnified version of everything they hate: overreach, backlash, deadlock, threats and lasting bitterness.

Though Cheever was gone by the time the company joined the mid-1990's downsizing frenzy, this betrayal of that imaginary ideal seems to be a source of lasting bitterness and hurt.

The musicians went on strike for nearly a week over the issue; after an intervention by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and marathon negotiations at Gracie Mansion, the union agreed to the lower minimums, a concession of lasting bitterness to some musicians and composers.

The bloody suppression of two major 17th century Irish Catholic rebellions left a legacy of lasting bitterness.

Gasperini insists he feels no lasting bitterness towards Inter.

As read today, these two seem to evoke the first moment of adoring love (number LI, a poem that actually paraphrases its Sapphic model) and the last bitterness of disillusionment (number XI).

It is possible to read much of Roth's oeuvre as the expression of a lifelong snit; part of his genius lies in his apparently unique ability to transform an inexhaustible bitterness into lasting art.

Mailer was unhappy with it, and the two men began a feud that lasted, with unrelenting bitterness, until the end of Mailer's life.

Many of these events, just like the 2003 Iraq war, engendered enormous bitterness and sometimes lasting enmities between former friends.

It's the melodrama of Latham's last-stand bitterness that makes great television, just as its the splattering of blood that renders Game of Thrones the same; when Latham's on, no one is safe, and that's why they keep getting him back – on Sunrise, the Verdict, columns and even a notorious appearance at a writers' festival that descended into a brutal, clown-show-level farce.