bitterest in a sentence

• Saddam Hussein is considered one of Israel's bitterest enemies.
• At the time, Palestinians considered deportation the bitterest of punishments.
• Deportations are considered by many Palestinians as the bitterest of punishments.
• They were also among the bitterest enemies of Sebasti鉶 de Melo.
• The Dynamo-Spartak rivalry became the bitterest in Soviet sport.
• Hops Infusion is one of the bitterest examples of the bourbon.
• As the centuries progress the twins become the bitterest of enemies.
• He joined Kjell Hovden in the AKP's bitterest critics.
• An explicit admission of defeat would be the bitterest option for Mitchell.
• Sometimes we learn our best lessons from our bitterest mistakes.
• It's difficult to see bitterest in a sentence .
• The play must be Ibsen's bitterest, most perverse comedy.
• He was one of the bitterest and most contemptible of our enemies,
• Lansbury considered this to be " one of my bitterest disappointments ".
• Frankel called it " the century's bitterest journalistic failure ."
• But over the years, Hanoi and Washington became the bitterest of enemies.
• But he has reserved his bitterest attacks for Chirac.
• Lodgings were the costliest _ and bitterest _ part of their Olympic Games.
• These further withdrawals also generated some of the bitterest resistance among Israeli nationalists.
• Apparently that was the bitterest of his fast exits at a grand slam.
• It is remembered as one of the bitterest elections in Minnesota political history.