Sentence examples for seriously bitter from inspiring English sources

Valérie Berry, valerieberry.com A big bowl of seriously bitter molten chocolate with crisp, salty olive-oil toasts for dippers … an extravagance of bold flavours that will definitively banish any naff chocolate fondue experience you may have had.

Alice's new book Seriously Bitter Sweet is a complete revision of her IACP award-winning Bittersweet, updated for the 54%, 61%, and 72% (and beyond) bars available today.

KC takes himself particularly seriously, still bitter at the music moguls who tore him away from funk and pushed him to the beats of Get Down Tonight, only to be left to the dogs when rock came along.

There are whisperings of behind-scenes power struggles with the main organisers (even now, the Globe doesn't deign to link to anyone else's Shakespeare projects on its website); more seriously, a bitter dispute about whether an Israeli company should be allowed to perform erupted on the letter pages of this newspaper, because it has performed in the Occupied Territories.

You can say that seriously, or with bitter irony.

My £3.50 half of Brew By Numbers' wheat-spiked White IPA was seriously pricey, but wonderful: thick, spicy, electrifyingly bitter, full of ripe tropical fruit flavours.

Our syllabus had only one book that seriously engaged Native American history, "The Long, Bitter Trail: Andrew Jackson and the Indians" by the great anthropologist and historian Anthony F.C. Wallace.

Amaro di S. Maria al Monte from 1892 is so bitter it almost stings your tongue — seriously medicinal but not viscous or syrupy.

The explosive revelation – which will seriously damage relations between the two technology giants, already bitter rivals – came to light in leaked emails late on Wednesday.

When married people complain about tax burdens or any other perceived injustices, they are taken seriously; when single people do, they are dismissed as bitter.

The most bitter experience, he said, was dragging 12 of the most seriously wounded on a harrowing two-day walk to a hospital in Malakand.