Sentence examples for sort of bitterness from inspiring English sources

Didn't she ever betray any sort of bitterness or rancor?

"It's not without complexity," Mr. Oliver said, "and it's an interesting, broad sort of bitterness, a British type of bitterness, which fits the sort of hops they used".

The White House brewers chose classic British hops, Kent Goldings and Fuggles, which yield a gentle, more generalized sort of bitterness than the sharper grapefruit and pine of American hops familiar in American craft beers.

Mrs Palin dismisses such charges as "blood libel", arguing that they foster the sort of bitterness their proponents claim to oppose.Right-wing bloggers, for their part, have unearthed several instances where Democrats used equally violent language on the campaign trail.

"I could certainly make the case for looking at last year and having some sort of bitterness about the game, keeping me away from home at a time like that.

By the time he wrote "De Profundis", Wilde's love for Douglas had turned into a sort of bitterness, and the tone of his long letter manages to capture that bitterness as well as the extraordinary attachment he felt for Douglas.

'That would be a form of bitterness.

So begins Charles Dickens's Christmas story of bitterness and redemption.

And it sort of raises even greater levels of bitterness and hostility towards the Irish.

I looked out for signs of bitterness about this, some sort of sisterly discord, and unearthed precisely one instance.

With a touch of bitterness, he adds, "It sort of feels as if they're playing for time to see if it bursts, to save them from doing anything".