Sentence examples for real bitterness from inspiring English sources

That takes real bitterness".

If you don't, it all ends with real bitterness.

If there's any real bitterness among the RWS members, though, it doesn't show.

At times like that, Apatow is within reach of real bitterness, and he may yet make films that kick at the fences erected by society.

I just have a real bitterness in my heart for what New York State did to fishermen on eastern Long Island".

Clinton didn't take the bait when Trump brought up the real bitterness of the 2008 primaries, which Blumenthal had been part of, or when Trump tried to sound shocked that, in the nineties, she had used the term "superpredators".

Others, say Bixiou's Wallet, are close to a Dickens Christmas story, although with a real almond bitterness to their marzipan.

Those roles that do stand out from his later career those of Pike Bishop in The Wild Bunch (1969), TV executive Max Schumacher in Network (1976), and hard-drinking film producer Tim Culley in Blake Edwards's S.O.B. (1981; Holden's final film)—captured a bit of Holden's real-life bitterness and depression and added a tinge of melancholy to his screen image.

It's a little sweetly, wishy-washy in the body, but, for a beer of its ilk, it has a real thirst-quenching bitterness to it.

The joy and bitterness were real, and also provided artistic material.

The bitterness is real.