Sentence examples for what bitterness from inspiring English sources

"But later I saw with what bitterness I had made the prediction," he wrote in his journal, "not wanting K's book to be good because if the book of an accessory to a murder is good, how can one of mine be? — The continuing sense that wickedness — or is it my notion of courage — is essential for real creation".

"I had a lot of bitterness towards the Army, and I couldn't talk about what the bitterness was about, so I channeled that into every other bitch and moan I had," he said.

All come with an "open letter" in which the paper's author outlines in lay terms why the work was rejected (extra points awarded for bitterness), what has been done since and why it still has merit.Rejecta's larger purpose, then, may be a light jab at academia's bureaucracy and the rigmarole to which it is necessary to submit in order to get published.

Acceptance by the Orange Bowl committee was being heavily undercut by a sense of irony and bitterness: what a shame to be so near yet so far; to be good enough to play at the Bowl but not solvent enough to get there.

Life has disappointed her to the point of bitterness, and that bitterness is what fuels her now: for better or for worse, survival is the only ambition available to her in this morally compromised world.

Dollars to donuts, bitterness is what Adelson will get.

That is what leaves some lingering bitterness for Hamm.

Through all the years, Cook never expressed any bitterness about what had happened to him.

"I feel great bitterness for what's happened," his brother Giovanni Impastato told La Repubblica.

You'll never taste the cocoa, but its bitterness is what makes the contentious sugar and vinegar play nice.

Both tried to play down any bitterness, but what Warrick said earlier this year cannot be erased.