Sentence examples for not given to bitterness from inspiring English sources

Etta James is not given to bitterness.

Yaghdan, who is not given to bitterness, finally lost his cool: "No, the Arab people are stealing Iraq!" He didn't get the job.

That life gets better provided you don't give in to bitterness.

In a conciliatory note, Mr. Gbagbo called on his supporters not to "give in to bitterness or resentment".

Belief in the possibility of peace has given way to bitterness.

Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi, who has never given in to bitterness, has urged the United States and others to encourage more change by lessening Myanmar's isolation.

Yet he rarely gave in to bitterness, and he never despaired.

If the moral climate in society becomes bad enough, it will give rise to bitterness, rancor, and a desire for vengeance (p. 285).

Ephesians 4 27 says it perfectly:  "And do not give the devil an opportunity [to lead you into sin by holding a grudge, or nurturing anger, or harboring resentment, or cultivating bitterness].

That step is largely to add bitterness, which hops don't give up until they're boiled for a while.

But it was not easy to put into effect, given the bitterness that has divided environmentalists and ranchers in the region.