Sentence examples for profound bitterness from inspiring English sources

Such experiences gave rise to a profound bitterness.

The Bruins possessed the kind of brilliance that engendered profound bitterness in everyone else.

Both the movie and the book are haunted by le Carré's profound bitterness over the way that intelligence services — even the "good" ones — inevitably chew up ordinary people.

You must understand that I'm saying this with profound hatred, profound bitterness at the way black people are treated in Brazil".

Italy's culture minister, Dario Franceschini, said: "With a profound bitterness, I must say I understand the reasons that have led to this decision, which is painful to everyone.

But most of the waterfront jobs disappeared as the Port Authority built a modern container port on the other side of the Hudson River in Newark and Elizabeth, N.J., a decision viewed with profound bitterness in Brooklyn.

Notwithstanding the fact that both regions have enjoyed faster economic growth over the last decade than China as a whole, the experience of discrimination and sense of loss resulting from growing Han migration (who now account for more than half the population of Xinjiang) have clearly engendered a profound feeling of bitterness and alienation.

They have a long and profound love affair with bitterness that stretches back to the Romans.

On the New Jersey side, the bitterness is profound, all the more reason for Ratner to consider exercising his right to terminate the Nets' lease before the end of this year and flee the Meadowlands the season after next.

He introduced himself with now-standards including "Bird on the Wire," "Suzanne," "Sisters of Mercy" and "So Long Marianne," and across the next five decades issued 14 studio albums dense with wit, charm, cruelty, harsh self-judgment, bitterness, grace and profound, enduring empathy.

His triumph is edged with bitterness and shadowed by profound loneliness.