Significats de bitter protest en anglès

In bitter protest against it all I cried, The bolt has fallen on your heart, Mr. Yocomb.

Summerlee drew himself up in bitter protest.

When she realized it, she would have broken out in bitter protest, but Hedwig's face warned her.

The grants in aid of education were trebled in the face of bitter protest from his own party.

Again and again through the crawling hours the bitter protest broke out afresh, like the crying of souls in torment.

There was the passion of a fierce resentment, the bitter protest of helpless nature against a wanton and callous outrage.

Profanity appeared to be his vernacular, and in bitter protest at his fate, he would curse nearly every one and everything.

His hair was entirely tangential, and his voice, which he used sparingly, was pitched high, and had commonly a quality of bitter protest.

Something almost savage leaped into her eyes-a wild, bitter protest, for it was her tragedy, too, if he was not to regain his sight.

My throat clogged with bitter protests, but I knew they were useless.

French president-elect Nicolas Sarkozy has an ambitious agenda for change but must avoid the bitter protests that have greeted previous reform efforts.