Sentence examples for was too bitter from inspiring English sources
The former Housing minister John Healey said Baroness Thatcher's legacy was "too bitter" to warrant national mourning.
A canny combo it was, too: bitter, garlicky greens; pungent, smoky cheese; and tender, mild, juicy pork.
Some felt, as Nemerov once put it, that he was "too bitter to be a really great American poet".
Brown Estate 2000 $36 ** 1/2 [rating: two and a half stars] Hesser said the wine was too bitter, but Prial called this "my ideal," finding good fruit and a little sweetness.
Torta di ciocolato was made of Belgium's very fine Callebaut chocolate, but to my taste it was too bitter and dense, while panna cotta alla nutella was more like a heavy flan than panna cotta at its cloud-like best.
Back then I was too bitter, and even though he was unreachable, I was gunning for the poor guy.
These liberals are too bitter too soon.
For some, the taste of the leaf left unmasked is too bitter.
Some blue-collar voters joked that they were "too bitter" to vote for Mr Obama.
The texture of this is good but the aftertaste is too bitter.
If it's too bitter, try adding a little more crème de peche or vermouth.
