Sentence examples for much less bitter from inspiring English sources

The current ideological divisions are far less sharp than in 1996, and the Congressional debate is much less bitter.

The beer was not unlike a Pilsener in color, but the taste was much less bitter, with a nice grassy note in the mouth and a delicate fruitiness to the finish.

Why did the Egyptian revolutionary who told me about being tortured repeatedly seem so much less bitter than many of those I run into here who have never suffered such harm?

In the second step, he infused a portion of what came out of the still with lemon balm, hyssop, tarragon and other botanicals, including a much less bitter cousin of grand wormwood.

Not all arabica beans are top notch, especially if sold as a dark roast, but the best examples are much tastier and less bitter than robusta.[7].

"In Certain Circles" tells the story of a failed marriage — between a spirited, privileged young Sydney socialite, and her bitter, much less privileged husband.

He was bitter about making so much less money than today's players and bitter that the N.F.L. turned down his disability claim.

Also, the fact that Final Cut is much less intimidating may be a bitter pill to swallow for professionals who have sweated blood to master the old version.

The advantage is that this makes it much less likely that their most bitter arguments will leak into public view; the disadvantage is that no one else can be sure what secret trades and deals they may have done.

The Yossarian that appears in Closing Time is much more bitter and much less playful, making it a bit of a slog to get through his sections.

Twenty or 25 years ago, political conversation tended to be a good deal more issues-oriented and much less partisan and much less personally bitter.