Sentence examples for war bitterness from inspiring English sources

The impeachment of Andrew Johnson...was surrounded by post-Civil War bitterness & partisanship.

He continued his call for an end to Civil War bitterness and proscriptions against those who had sided with the Confederacy.

The old formula is further imploded by making good old Jim Phelps (ironically played by lefty-turned-right-winger Jon Voight) the villain, driven by post-Cold War bitterness and greed.

No one who recalls the Falklands war, the bitterness of the miners' strike, her battles over Europe, or the drama of her forced resignation will doubt the personal imprint Thatcher left on her era.

Homer painted black people too, but mainly after the war, during the bitterness of Reconstruction.

Many of these events, just like the 2003 Iraq war, engendered enormous bitterness and sometimes lasting enmities between former friends.

(Kinetz) 92ND STREET Y HARKNESS DANCE FESTIVAL: HEADLONG DANCE THEATER (Wednesday and Thursday) From Philadelphia, Headlong presents a preview of a new dance based on a short story by I. B. Singer, and the New York premiere of "Mixed Tape for a Bad Year," a suite of short dance and a film that reflects the emotional toll of 12 months of disasters, war and political bitterness.

It looks like a wrangle over data, but behind the scenes are warring factions, suspicion, bitterness and personality clashes.

But Mrs. Clinton also spoke of how the United States and Vietnam had overcome the bitterness of war, and then the "profound differences" that divide a Communist state from a democracy.

He once told Sierra Leoneans that we are going to taste the bitterness of war, so Charles Taylor should taste the bitterness of the law".

Taylor is alleged to have said Sierra Leone would "taste the bitterness of war" in an interview with the BBC in 1990.