bitter about

He was never bitter about it, just grateful he had a chance to go to a fine college in a terrible depression.

She felt bitter about her father as a young adult because he expected too much of her.

Resist the temptation to be bitter about the experience. You've just survived a very tough situation and lived to tell the tale!

Mr Mugabe is certainly still extremely bitter about this period.

Wall Street is widely reviled at the moment, but even Wall Street is bitter about Goldman.

It was difficult not to feel bitter about the events of the preceding year.

The journal later offered a retraction and an apology, but Wang is still bitter about the experience.

Some diplomats in the region are bitter about this.

She was still bitter about her failure.

He feels misunderstood and is bitter about the criticism he attracted on the campaign trail from Obama and John McCain.

Mrs. Brooker said she was "bitter about the judicial system. "

He is bitter about the EU, arguing that since the fall of Milosevic in 2000 Serbia "has got nothing" .

"My parents are profoundly bitter about the way things turned out for them. They're also overworked. There's not a day they can rest. "

Meanwhile, many Chinese remain bitter about what they regard as Japan's failure to fully atone for its brutal 1931-45 invasion.

They are very bitter about losing the jobs.

We can spend our lives being bitter about what has happened to us and whining to anyone who will listen.

'Bitter About Wall Street'

She still seems quite bitter about it.

Men, on the other hand, find it much harder to express how they feel, and are often much more bitter about the split than women.

Must have been bitter about that. You know, he must have been aware that as a Jewish architect, he'd

She is very bitter about losing her job.

You should not be bitter about not getting that job. I am sure you will find a better one soon.

(Mirabella remained bitter about it. )