Sentence examples for long-term bitterness from inspiring English sources

We all know today's situation runs the risk of aggravating long-term bitterness and undermining relationships that are critical to any hope of peace.

He paused before amending the thought: "I mean, I care, but I don't feel any kind of long-term bitterness about anything I've lost apart from that.

Certain commentators have been critical of his manner of achieving these changes, claiming that it was acrimonious and divisive, and left a legacy of bitterness and "victimhood" that inflicted long-term damage on the building of a cohesive modern society.

In The Mikado, Philip Voss and David Bamber are superb as long-term lovers who, in a mere 20 minutes, go through a huge arc of hope, loss and bitterness, clinging to and shrinking from each other while rooted to the spot.

The long-term goal?

Short-term frustration for long-term gain".

Style, short-term shaping, long-term architecture.

It can think long-term.

"We're looking long-term".

"But a long-term loss?

We're long-term holders.