Sentence examples for suspiciously bitter from inspiring English sources

While drug and alcohol consumption tends to peak in the mid 20s (this is not an astonishing trend), the study did find more regular consumption in early 30s to middle age so instead of going out on a Friday and waking up on a Sunday in a McDonald's parking lot with a suspiciously bitter taste in your mouth, you tend to spread your drinking out over the week.

In the case of The Verve, the violin part of "Bitter Sweet Symphony" sounds suspiciously like that of "The Last Time," a B-side by the Rolling Stones.

Table Tennis also does a wonderful job with player reactions, which range from raised fists and triumphant expressions to a bitter scowl or a player suspiciously checking both sides of his paddle as if his defeat had been caused by a surface defect.

Duquette is often remembered for his bitter parting in 1996 with Roger Clemens, who instantly — and suspiciously — revived his career in Toronto.

"Bitter, bitter," Lance said.

People eyed her suspiciously.

Nobody eyed us suspiciously.

That sounds suspiciously hippie.

A is suspiciously postmodern.

Creasy laughs, suspiciously.

They nod back suspiciously.