Sentence examples for very bitterly from inspiring English sources

Forbes now speaks very bitterly about Lazio.

"They do complain very bitterly that it's a waste of time only doing theory, which I support".

"Once cooler heads prevail, I do believe that Greek Cypriots will feel very bitterly about the European Union but they'll not leave it".

I regretted the surgery very bitterly as I felt – and still do – that if the transplant had never happened, my beloved husband would still be here.

Releasing them does a disservice to the loved ones of their victims, who accepted — sometimes very bitterly — that these criminals would not be put to death in exchange for the promise that they would never walk free again.

There were a lot of people who argued very bitterly against the air war — I'm talking about people on the inside, tough guys — arguing against what we all assumed to be the one just aspect of this whole post-9/11 process, which was the invasion and bombing of Afghanistan and the Special Forces operation.

The October 24 diary entry states: "Very foggy and bitterly cold first thing in the morning.

"I doubt very much," said Roy bitterly, "whether he could say the same".

This attractive version of the novel is set very specifically in a bitterly divided 1938 Yorkshire.

The museum's project and design director, Moira Gemmill, has revealed that the V&A will hold a design competition this autumn for a major extension on the very site where the bitterly controversial £70m Spiral was intended to go.

He (and very occasionally she) may bitterly refute this but we, and his superiors, know better.