Sentence examples for look bitter from inspiring English sources
Writers worry that it will make us look bitter or "difficult", rendering us unpublishable.
And he did not look bitter or angry standing in the summer heat.
That look — bitter, hardened, unwelcoming — was the one we began to associate with the later Heston.
Biniati has a smile so sweet she makes Nicola Adams, Britain's Olympic champion, look bitter and twisted.
And yes, you still have to go, because you look bitter if you don't.
The Afghans looked bitter and depleted.
You could either end up looking bitter or your words could be considered to be cyber bullying.
"When you look back, do you feel bitter and resentful about what happened to her - bitter and resentful on her behalf?" The answer was conclusive.
"I feel bitter when I look at the cavernous gulf between rich and poor, the irresponsibility that caused the global financial crisis, the weak and divided responses to climate change, and the failure to achieve the MDGs," he said.
I was very angry that she was made to look almost bitter.
A young Serbian told me that her people had no hatred for others in the Balkans, but then, with a look of bitter frustration, added that the same mentality that had brought Milosevic to power was taking things in that direction again.
