embitters in a sentence

Examples

1. The massacre served to greatly embitter the " pied-noir " community and led to a massive surge of support for the OAS.
2. A senior member of Erdogan's party said in an interview that the withdrawal of the full American aid package might embitter some members of Parliament.
3. His domestic virtues were truly exemplary and while they served to endear the remembrances they embitter the loss of him to all his numerous friends and connexions.
4. The " net effect was to embitter the working class and to deepen the gulf that existed between it and the rest of German society since 1878.
5. Rejection, on the other hand, would embitter many Turks and might convince some that their country's future lies somewhere other than with the West.
6. Overly cute one minute, utterly disarming the next, Ursu's first novel is a look at memory and how it enriches and embitters our lives.
7. Phelps will almost certainly have that chance someday, maybe four years down the road in Beijing, provided this experience doesn't embitter or break him.
8. Lucifer had hoped that frightened and bigoted humans would embitter the Beast and make him accept his destiny as a being of evil, a plan that almost succeeded.
9. Niyazov called on the new Supreme Court head to ensure that the court system does not " embitter and cripple people's fates with erroneous sentences ."
10. However, the multiple disappointments of the unending democratic transition and political infighting would forever embitter the outspoken artist, who had long dreamed of a return to help rebuild her motherland.