Sentence examples for provoking bitterness from inspiring English sources

Though the ideas came mainly from Flynn, Kushner created most of the images and got all of the official credit, provoking bitterness and guilt between them.

This brazen move still provokes bitterness in Vancouver.

The overwhelmingly Shiite forces are using tough tactics and restoring some order, but are also provoking enduring bitterness among the country's Sunnis, which risks fueling the insurgency.

These altercations may serve as distractions from the country's economic woes, but they provoke much bitterness.

He said his wife had shaken the boy in the past, but later said that statement was provoked by bitterness about their separation.

In the following years myth and memory provoked continuing bitterness until Blagaj became identified retrospectively with the Ustashe, and Veljun with the Serb "Chetniks".

The Cavour family, greatly disturbed by their son's association with a cadet holding compromising political views, ordered Camillo to terminate it not without provoking his indignation and bitterness.

Raising judges' pay has been a festering dispute of New York State government, spawning bitterness among judges, drawing major lawsuits in the state's highest court and provoking accusations for years that the Legislature politicized the courts by linking judges' salary increases to increases in legislators' pay.

No doubt this was a source of the uniquely venomous quality of the bitterness that she provoked in life and the ugly gloating that, in some quarters, welcomed her death.

And yet now is not the moment to provoke yet more Greco-German bitterness, and exacting compensation for such war crimes will not go very far towards alleviating Greece's mountain of debt.

The bitterness that the bill has provoked was on display.