Sentence examples for persistent bitterness from inspiring English sources
On the Israeli right, there was persistent bitterness over Sharon's "disengagement" policy, under which he withdrew Israeli settlers and troops from Gaza.
The rapacious Japanese occupation of China is a deeply sensitive historical topic here, a source of persistent personal bitterness and of frosty exchanges between the Chinese and Japanese governments.
His research on taste receptors (including some recently discovered in the intestine) has focussed on a question of tremendous commercial importance: how to dampen the experience of bitterness, a persistent side effect of many sugar alternatives.
Instead, the prevailing emotion is a leftover bitterness from the war, combined with the persistent image of an insufficiently repentant Japan.
PGD is a syndrome that includes persistent, disruptive yearning, trouble accepting the death, detachment, excessive bitterness, difficulties to move on, and a sense that the loss has shattered one's view of self, life, and future, present to the point of impairment beyond 6 months post-loss [ 2– 4].
The appointment of Mr. Santiago, applauded for turning around the Newark Police Department and disparaged for his history of personal, legal and financial problems, leaves bitterness among Republican lawmakers and among his most persistent opponents, the State Police officers he will now direct.
That takes real bitterness".
"It starts this bitterness".
