Her truthful visions, she reflects bitterly, are "ruining her business as a psychic".
Young Stockdale reflected bitterly on the mockery generated by his father's dozy, incoherent performance in the TV Vice-Pres.
"I don't think, when all is said and done, that he did what he did because he was a hater," Mr. Eszterhas reflected bitterly.
He could have reflected bitterly on the unfairness of his role as the lightning conductor for blame – as he said, Deepwater Horizon was a complex accident involving several companies – and then "moved on".
More than 20 years later, an aging Odets reflected bitterly on his own failure to change life, calling himself "not only the foremost playwright manqué of our time but of all time".
"The evil-doers and thinkers had achieved their first victory," he reflected bitterly.
That artistry itself is more than just emotional; it both reflects and bitterly criticizes an inescapable aspect of American life.
The back-and-forth exchange between the mayor and the representative reflects how bitterly divided the public is over the Occupy Wall Street protests and how to respond to them.
There are memoirs that bitterly reflect the damage inflicted by a father's cruelty or neglect.
Sunderland could afford to cruise towards the final whistle thereafter, leaving Ferguson to reflect on a bitterly disappointing afternoon when his two central defenders, Ryan Bennett and Gabriel Zakuani, were the only Peterborough players to emerge with any credit.
But six years later, Dr. Cobb bitterly reflected that the association habitually absented itself from Imhotep meetings.
