The first incarnation of the Specials ended in bitterness after a second album which many consider thematically and musically superior; this first outing is however a statement of intent for 2-Tone by the movement's vanguard, and a source of comfort in 1979 in the face of an infantile and sociopathic Thatcherism.
This special treatment led to bitterness.
(Always, with Rose, special emphasis on the bitterness of grapes, the inaccessibility of tidbits residing at the bottom of a vase: animals starved, animals rationalized, animals connived).
These include stress, worries, sadness, grief, bitterness, inadequate special schools for their ill children, stigma, lack of social support, disruption in social life and poverty.
Every time I sit down to write about a particular vegetable, I am convinced, like a fickle suitor, that this or that one is my favourite - its crunch, its sweetness or bitterness, its own special texture-flavour-colour thing, is always so beguiling that, in the moment, it eclipses all others.
If Clinton — whom Trump did not just vilify, but pledged to pursue with a special prosecutor if he were elected — can rise above the bitterness and disappointment of the moment, shouldn't those who voted for her?
"English villages are special places where hatred and mistrust and suspicion and anger and bitterness have a natural place to grow".
Applying this to race, racial resentment will encompass levels of anger, bitterness, or concern related beliefs about the deservingness of special considerations on the basis of race.
Vampire bats' special blood diet has made them lose much of the ability to taste bitterness, BBC reports.
When someone tells you that you are worthless and nothing special, don't LISTEN TO THEM it's only jealousy and it's bitterness caused by a person whom is also feeling less needed or unwanted themselves!
