Sentence examples for underlying bitterness of a from inspiring English sources

The trace of Johnny Rotten in Bowie's delivery reveals the underlying bitterness of a situation which, inevitably, doesn't end well: "Here I am, not quite dying, my body left to rot in a hollow tree".

In interviews, Mr. Muti has stressed an underlying bitterness, born of the composer's long lifetime of personal strife and loss.

First, I learned that there's a tremendous amount of underlying bitterness about the publishing business from unpublished authors.

Deeper understanding of signaling mechanisms underlying bitterness perception in people is essential for designing novel and effective bitter blockers, which could enhance nutrition and compliance with orally administered bitter-tasting drugs.

I love the dry, snappy bitterness of a pilsner.

His austerity hardened into severity, the bitterness of a scourge.

Some also prefer the slight bitterness of a chestnut honey.

Do not let the bitterness of a fight affect your relationship.

Some dark malts, such as black patent malt, can contribute to the bitterness of a beer.

The upbeat tone of the march masked an underlying current of bitterness among the demonstrators, many of whom expressed deep misgivings about the outcome of the revolution. .

Like the folk song from which it draws its title (and which laments 'the foreign chains that bind us'), the tone is more melancholic than defiant, with a twang of bitterness underlying its themes of discord and discontent.