| His silent self-generated regrets were far bitterer than the reproaches which his wife rendered audible. |
| But today a repentance had come which was of a bitterer flavor, and a threatening Providence urged him to a kind of propitiation which was not simply a doctrinal transaction. |
| Macallan has no bitterer enemy living than Miserrimus Dexter. |
| It would be oversweet at first, and bitterer than wormwood afterwards, as our former civility was. |
| This one is certainly darker, bitterer, but only because it contains many types of tannin which have in fact quickly precipitated caffeine. |
| Bruised and bleeding, he sat on the chair, taking no part in the performance and only sullenly engendering a deeper and bitterer sourness. |
