Sentence examples for mistrust and bitterness from inspiring English sources

The bloodshed left a legacy of mistrust and bitterness that lingers to this day.

"There's a lot of mistrust and bitterness about what they did in 1984 and an inquiry would help get to the bottom of that," he said.

Though Jack sees them as paragons of domestic happiness, they have some bad history behind them, and a silent reservoir of mistrust and bitterness that leaks through the surface of their relationship, threatening Jack's happiness as well as their own.

Since the strike, the two sides have worked with a court-appointed mediator to come to an agreement, but they remain far apart, a sign of the deep mistrust and bitterness that has colored their relations for years.

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Reason: to pour out those negative feelings of betrayal, hurt, mistrust and bitterness.

"English villages are special places where hatred and mistrust and suspicion and anger and bitterness have a natural place to grow".

In this atmosphere of indescribable bitterness, mistrust, and divisiveness, there were two voices that stood out by virtue of their fairness, gravity, and disinterested reasonableness.

It is a rock song that conveys themes such as bitterness, mistrust and corruption within law enforcement.

"What's telling," he added, "is that the story, whether it's true or not, is believed" — an extraordinary commentary on the level of mistrust, bitterness, and demoralization within the C.I.A. under the Bush Administration.

Suicides and bankruptcies and bitterness surged.