bitterly *

Just enough to give me some hope, he thought bitterly.

He certainly took great care of me, she thought bitterly.

As if any of them were going to return, he thought bitterly.

Perhaps I have been wrong to feel so bitterly against him.

I should have taken the lives of his whole family, she thought bitterly.

And what have they done with it, he thought bitterly.

Working in the open was too bitterly cold at present.

At least we got across the river, he thought bitterly.

With the coming of the night the room was bitterly cold.

And we're off to a great start, John thought bitterly.

And I can do nothing about it, he thought bitterly.

How bitterly no one knows so well as I do.

At least, he thought bitterly, they would be killed by the best.

On another recent bitterly cold day, I was certain he would never show.

Perhaps no one would see an end to this war, she thought bitterly.

That would seem to be the story of my life, he thought bitterly.

When morning came, bitterly cold and still dark, she had made up her mind.

I should have gone after him at the beginning, he told himself bitterly.

Nothing in life ever works out just the way you think it will, he told himself bitterly.

And being in love with a married woman certainly is a problem, she thought bitterly.

Not that there were very many of them, he thought bitterly.

Let the world do what it will, she told herself bitterly.

Something to be said for the military after all, thought Peter bitterly.

She turned away from the window, for the night was getting bitterly cold.

And, he thought bitterly, a lot of good that did him.