Sentence examples for sort of bitter from inspiring English sources

So I tried to develop this story and make a sort of bitter comedy.

I was sort of bitter for a while, which is not really in my nature.

The original title was Shou Huo, meaning a sort of bitter pleasure, or pleasure perversely born from a cruel discomfort.

And going forward, it should choose judicial nominees from the ideological mainstream, who do not prompt the sort of bitter partisan divisions that Mr. Estrada has.

Any attempt to make big changes in the New York City school system has almost always fueled some sort of bitter conflict.

Either Hanukkah should merge with Christmas — a suggestion against which the arguments are more legion even than the Syrian-Greek army — or it should be spiced up with the sort of bitter irony at which the Jewish people excel.

Just about all of the classic straight-up cocktails call for a dash or two of some sort of bitters, be it Angostura, orange or Peychaud's.

By dressing in layers throughout the winter, you can prepare yourself to withstand all sorts of bitter cold that may occur.

The imaginative craft cocktails, which may include Mexican tamarind candy and housemade horchata in addition to the usual sorts of bitters and amari, are as well-made as they are at the fancy uptown bars — try the summery La Nanula — but at $8 a pop are priced for the Eastside.

"As he left he was kind of bitter, but nothing of the sort of what I read" on the Web site, the Egyptian ambassador said.

Wild bitter melon (WBM; Momordica charantia L.var. abbreviata Seringe) is a variety of bitter melon (M. charantia) in Taiwan.