Sentence examples for open bitterness from inspiring English sources

Already there is open bitterness and feelings of betrayal.

It opens with a classic burst of spicy, herbal saaz hops, reveals lemony and subtler melon flavours (skilful use of New World hops, perhaps?), and tops out in a clear, dry bitterness.

The real-life players lost their job action, and the sight of big-ticket players crossing the picket lines opened a wound of bitterness that took years to heal; some say it never did.

Keane may have left himself open to accusations of rampant bitterness but the essence of what he said was largely true and not only when it came to his former manager at Manchester United.

But this would also leave it forever as an open wound to engender hatred and bitterness.

But at the other end of the path, just as we were leaving the village behind, the enemy would open up on us, and there was bitterness among us that the villagers hadn't given us warning.

I would open a magazine only to seize up with bitterness and regret.

On both sides, there would be a lot of open astonishment leavened with a goodly degree of bitterness from large chunks of the party's voters.

"But, of course, Fergus left quite quickly to open his big restaurant, so leading to years of bitterness, which I might just be coming out of".

Billson's announcement did not have the ring of bitterness about it, yet he was quite open about the fact that his demotion at the hands of Turnbull has led to him moving on.

His bitterness grew when he saw Turks successfully opening take-home food outlets after his own failed.