Usage of "bittersweet moment"

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Usage of bittersweet moment in English

The end when it comes is going to be a bittersweet moment. 
 Radio NZ 

This might be a bittersweet moment but it's still very special. 
 The South African 

Rising costs make it a bittersweet moment, Aliste said. 
 Reuters 

As someone who loves the Labour party, seeing London Citizens in action is a bittersweet moment. 
 The Guardian 

There were more than a few Labor figures who found her stunning victory a bittersweet moment. 
 News.com.au 

A sale of Medivation would mark a bittersweet moment for Hung, who founded the company in 2003. 
 Reuters 

For Uruguayans it was a bittersweet moment. 
 The Irish Times 

Selling the house they've lived in for the past three years was a bittersweet moment, Knowles told news.com.au. 
 News.com.au 

We had a lot riding on our being able to end on that bittersweet moment, and it worked. 
 The Guardian 

For Mr Wilson, finding out who the boy was, but that he'd passed away, was a bittersweet moment. 
 Radio NZ 

Greece's exit from its international bailout is a bittersweet moment -a time for serious reflection rather than jubilation. 
 The Irish Times 

It was a bittersweet moment. 
 The Guardian 

Sanford general manager Ted Culley said the award was a bittersweet moment given the Christchurch closure which had affected everyone. 
 Radio NZ 

The movie's final scene, him crossing the finish line at the race earlier this year, was a bittersweet moment, he said. 
 Reuters 

The pressure continued to be ramped up but, just as County thought they were going to survive, a bittersweet moment cost them. 
 BBC 

Edwin says: "It was a bittersweet moment for me as I was already resistant to virtually all of the drugs." 
 The Guardian 

bittersweet

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Meanings of bittersweet moment in English