Sentence examples for twinge of bitterness from inspiring English sources

"It's the height," Mr. Coleman says with a twinge of bitterness.

June is, of course, for graduates and brides, but like all bridesmaids, there is a twinge of bitterness couched in the festivities.

Gorbachev cuts a relaxed, even cheerful figure these days, but there are still the occasional twinges of bitterness, particularly when discussing his arch-rival Boris Yeltsin, or when he described the plotters who put him under house arrest in the Crimea during their abortive coup 20 years ago.

There's a certain tinge of bitterness.

Fenugreek herbs has a tinge of bitterness to it.

The irony is a source of bitterness.

This is memoir devoid of bitterness.

So, not a single expression of bitterness?

Its lack of bitterness is remarkable.

"There was a lot of bitterness".

'That would be a form of bitterness.