So you can't be bitter about not getting the nomination.
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Miller is going to be bitter about it for a little while.
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"I was a little nervous people would be bitter about how much YouTubers make," she said.
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He was just being a good American, but I never heard him be bitter about what happened.
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I don't want to be bitter about it, because that will affect my work and everything about it.
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Activists are in a war they can't win, at least not soon—but perhaps remarkably, they don't seem to be bitter about it.
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He doesn't go to work till 11 every day, and I try not to be bitter about it on the way out (jk, I totally am).
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Some Sprig customers might be bitter about getting guilt-tripped into tipping, but at least the startup is being sweet to its on-demand food servers.
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During my year in the Army in Vietnam, I developed great respect for the Vietnamese, but I'm still bitter—and will always be bitter—about my military experience.
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One case that I will not be bitter about because I understand it—a band who was very big in the indie scene, their publicist kept pushing to have them on the show.
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It appears the billionaire businessman may still be bitter about those Emmys losses as he has had a history of bashing the television award program both verbally and on Twitter – tweets that Clinton had brought up during the third debate.
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Unbeknownst to Dany, Mirri Maz Duur had already been raped multiple times prior to her intervention, and the embittered woman accelerates Dany's story by killing her husband, reducing their storylines to a shallow dilemma (be bitter about rape and literally die from it, or overcome it and gain the power to kill others) and marking the first instance rape is used to drive the plot.
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McCrea's fiancé was reported to be bitter about the affair, and never married. The story of her life and death entered American folklore, and was used by Kenneth Lewis Roberts in Rabble in Arms.
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Marvel Comics. Around this same time, Whitman returns to action as the leader of Euroforce, a team of European superheroes.Avengers World #8. Marvel Comics. Though he claims to not be bitter about being excluded from Captain America's new team of Avengers, it is implied that Whitman's deteriorating mental state had been the reason that he was passed over for membership.Avengers World #10 (2014). Marvel Comics.
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He has recently been left in her debt due to a foul-up he had with Flynn, and she forces him to pay off the squad for helping keep him and Flynn out of the fire. At first resenting Captain Raydor as the MCD's new commanding officer, Provenza comes to respect Raydor as an intelligent and shrewd investigator and Lt. Provenza himself earns Capt. Raydor's respect as she notices how he inspires the unit by his example in his dogged determination to catch the violent criminals that the MCD is pursuing. Provenza has been divorced five times and is shown to be bitter about it, frequently mentioning his ex-wives in a less-than-stellar way.
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Upon its initial release in late 1975 both fans and critics were confused by the concept and the lack of the sort of "catchy" music that they had been used to from Stevens, and although the album eventually achieved gold status, it sold far less than his previous four albums and was considered a critical failure. At one point A&M; Records (his American record label) contemplated terminating his contract, but he still had two albums left to make for them. Stevens continued to be bitter about the process of fame and the pressures to make money for his label, and distanced himself from participating in promotion for the album. Confronted with an ultimatum from the label along the lines of "make a pop record or else," he set out to make one of the more expensive records of his career, 1977's Izitso, which yielded several hits.
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