Sentence examples for less bitterly from inspiring English sources
Mrs. Kidder's wedding gown for Tricia Nixon in 1971 also became controversial, though less bitterly so, because it was sleeveless, which many people considered unusually revealing for that decade.
"Arguments", she has come to realise, "could fill a marriage like water, running through everything, always, with no taste or colour but lots of noise".Meanwhile, Garnett Walker, an elderly widower with a passion for chestnut trees, feuds no less bitterly with his neighbour, a feisty spinster called Nannie Rawley.
Given that it costs $50,000 to recruit and train a rifleman, and that marital problems are a big reason why soldiers quit, you don't have to save many marriages for this to be cost-effective, says Peter Frederich, the chaplain in charge.Several studies have shown that such courses do indeed help couples communicate better and quarrel less bitterly.
The Chester, Va.-based company says it is developing less harmful cigarettes, and it bitterly resents being made to pay for the sins of its fellows, the ones who've marketed their products to kids and who have caused cancer in millions of adults.
On the question of what the U.S. government should do with Iran, the American public is bitterly divided - less than HCR, but still very much so.
A process I repeated several times over until I was injecting more or less pure citric acid which burned bitterly through my traumatised veins.
The former Republican mayor of Los Angeles has had a frustrating time in Sacramento.San Diego's mayor, Dick Murphy, resigned less than five months after winning a bitterly contested election for a second term.
While motorists generally applaud the philosophy behind the system — less pollution and gridlock — they tend to complain bitterly about how it is administered.
The best time to visit is Dec-March, as during the winter months of May-Oct the weather gets bitterly cold, places close and transport is less frequent.
Those who were less impressed with Last's easygoing, jovial approach complained bitterly that he made music of all types sound exactly the same.
The Europeans, who bitterly fought previous rounds of extraterritorial sanctions, seem less worried now.
