Sentence examples for personal bitterness from inspiring English sources

But I'm confident that many will set aside their own personal bitterness, not because they're personally satisfied by the words of the prime minister, but because they recognise how important this moment is for the United States.

That personal bitterness that came out between [Roy ] Jenkinsand [Tony ] Bennnever went away.

What has been very tangible this summer is the personal bitterness within the party.

But some of them turn to violent Islam in a spirit of alienation from society, or personal bitterness.

They have a blood feud that features deep personal bitterness between the most senior leaders of the two countries.

Unlike his father, Syria's new president is not encumbered by the personal bitterness left by the ancient schism between the Iraqi and Syrian wings of the Baathist movement.

To defend Tower Republicans unleashed forces that led to a debate that was without precedent in our time for bitterness & personal rancor.

A backbench Brexit campaigner, Bernard Jenkin, tweeted that his side was "rising above the personal attacks and bitterness of John Major, with positive case for leave".

The contest for the prized Senate seat soon turned into a sometimes vicious inter-family squabble, with an added personal dimension of bitterness -- Andrew Cuomo was married to Caroline Kennedy's cousin Kerry Kennedy until 2003, when the two had a contentious and public divorce that included tabloid-fueled accusations of infidelity.

The Sword of Honour trilogy is essentially Waugh's war recounted, with all its absurdity, personal slights and bitterness, not some symbolic conflict between the values of Christendom and the atheistic impulses of Soviet Russia, and the shameful compromises of Britain's wartime alliance with her.

After Tuesday's election, Martin said, "It's going to be harder for the mayor because I was on her side and I'm not any more because she supported Colin and she did it in a dirty way". Martin retracted her statement almost immediately, saying she would not carry out a personal vendetta in bitterness.