Sentence examples for particular bitterness from inspiring English sources

Falklanders have long memories, especially for perceived betrayals, but Ridley's visit is remembered with particular bitterness.

And the commission's decision means that Bosnians, Albanians and Kosovars feel left behind.There is particular bitterness within Bosnia.

Mr. Powell has been the object of conservative criticism in several past policy battles, but the barrage was renewed with particular bitterness in recent days.

"Every year we have to go cap-in-hand to the treasury," and there was a particular bitterness to those words "cap-in-hand", as though it was a personal humiliation.

Strawberry, in particular, expressed some bitterness at the way they have been portrayed.

Scientists say a genetic predisposition to perceiving the bitterness of particular substances appears to nudge us towards one beverage or the other.

While Snowden alleged US spying on many European governments, his disclosures triggered particular anger in Germany where bitterness lingers over mass state spying on citizens by the Stasi secret police in former communist East Germany where Merkel grew up.

Unspoken, at least for a few hours after his death, were the thoughts uppermost in many minds: his general grumpiness, his undisguised bitterness and in particular his loathing for "that woman"—in this context the person who replaced him as party leader, Margaret Thatcher.

New Yorkers of all races said they worried about police aggression, and many residents -- blacks in particular -- expressed their distrust with palpable bitterness.

We talked to dozens of well-regarded veteran chief executives, focusing on people with no particular reason to resent boards we didn't want bitterness or self-justification to color the findings.

They had a particular way of addressing each other when the old bitterness was about to flare up.