grow bitter

He had grown bitter against his father for shooting him.

By the 1980s, the conflict between government and the private sector was growing bitter.

The night grew bitter, and we had to get close together for warmth.

Later it grew bitter cold, as ever, and Blade could not sleep.

Sometimes I grow bitter and am unable to contain myself.

He grew bitter and became opposed to the king's liberal policies.

Its chorus contains the line, "Your heart will never grow bitter if you remember how to play".

But a year later, his farm was hit by drought and its soil grew bitter.

Here every spot was distinct with associations now grown bitter.

He grew bitter about prison restrictions on communicating with the boys.

They sent money home and grew bitter, often not seeing their children or families for months, if not years.

Another solution must be found, else Daav would grow bitter, indeed.

Meanwhile, the younger Shaw grew bitter from watching his father get pushed around.

She refused, and started to grow bitter the way typecast stars do.

I grew bitter toward her, angry that she would treat me with such disdain.

As the weeks passed, the strike in the railroad shops grew bitter and deadly.

After his mother's death, he grew bitter, aloof, but cool under crisis.

The sneer, it seemed to her, grew bitterer, but still the man did not speak.

Then I shall grow bitter and mock at them.

Leaders who hitched their political fortunes to faith in the free market have grown bitter.

Mourning grew bitter and surly, according to several people within the Nets.

That his relations with Isabel had grown bitter was obvious to one trained to read between the lines.

It was growing bitter, and the animals needed corn and grain for energy.

Regardless of the reason for the visits by James, Grace grew bitter.