Sentence examples for might be bitter from inspiring English sources

THERE are a lot of reasons she might be bitter.

Mr. Miraglia's wife, Cheryl, wrote a lengthy e-mail message to friends afterward, responding to concerns that she and her husband might be bitter.

Thanks to the pervasive system of cross-shareholdings, a listed subsidiary (such as Fuji Electric) will quite often own shares in its listed parent (Fujitsu) worth more than its own market value.M&A Consulting's medicine might be bitter for many managers, but it is a lot sweeter than some of the potential alternatives.

Some Sprig customers might be bitter about getting guilt-tripped into tipping, but at least the startup is being sweet to its on-demand food servers.

While some users might be bitter that they can't stream on Facebook Live yet, it could actually prevent users from getting sick of the feature.

I know that it's all hard, and might be bitter to swallow in the end, but if you want to get some of what you want, you have to give someone else what they want.

If a man is to be rejected by a woman, he should be rejected by a woman like Mary, for then he might not be bitter about women.

Messi's performance provided the gleaming centre-piece to an outstanding all-round team display from Barca, and on the evidence of this game it is hard to believe there might be such bitter divisions within the camp or any doubt over the Argentine's future.

They might be angry, bitter, depressed, but they will recover most quickly if you convey that this is non-negotiable.

Having "been handed his ass on a platter everywhere" by critics, one might expect John Edward to be bitter about those who question his career as one of the world's foremost psychic mediums.

Having sold his stake in the business in 1997 for $50,000, Mr Sylvan might have other reasons to be bitter.