Sentence examples for sources of bitterness from inspiring English sources

As Ybarra writes, "The sources of bitterness that fueled this reaction were many: rural rancor toward urban elites, nativist dread of encroaching minorities, fundamentalist anxieties over the spread of secular values, Jeffersonian scorn for a growing and activist government".

The irony is a source of bitterness.

But there Baglihar is a source of bitterness.

This kind of vilification is, understandably, a source of bitterness to Isabel Allende.

The killings are barely remembered in the West and remain a source of bitterness and denial in Indonesia.

US support for military regimes in Argentina and neighboring Chile remains a source of bitterness across Latin America.

Or so Juliet claimed, and created a new source of bitterness and blame, because he missed Penelope badly.

One source of bitterness revolved around accusations of skullduggery over the union's response last year to the city's effort to have S.E.I.U.

After the Trent crisis, Seward's relationship with the President grew closer, a source of bitterness among Cabinet members already predisposed to resent him.

The map of much of the modern Middle East, established by Britain and France at the end of the First World War, is an enduring source of bitterness.

But, great though that trio may be, my preferred source of bitterness at this time of the year is the humble chicory and its many relatives: that uncompromising yet versatile bitterness is just the kind I love to cook with.