Übersetzung für "Embitterment" in Deutsch

Of course limitation, up to a certain extent, can be cured, as can embitterment.

For the rest of Europe, the British political drama is a source of frustration and embitterment.

Embitterment is, like anxiety, a reactive emotion towards injustice, insult or breach of trust.

In many cases, embitterment fades away, but in others it comes up again and again when the occasion is recalled.

There are indications that there are also bitterness-prone personalities or that some personality disorders also go hand in hand with mild vulnerability and thus an increased tendency to embitterment.

The poem's plea is not to become accustomed to one's own unhappiness, but instead to resist any creeping embitterment and hardening with a "lighthearted confidence and cheerful composure in the middle of cemetery peace", delivered with the soft voice of subversive art and an "attestation of determined solidarity".

One must guard very carefully against such a quality, because embitterment is a limitation.

And yet: into the role of Fox, the ageing gossip columnist living in Rome, aged about 60, and marrying a woman of about 20, Jürgens brings a melancholy and embitterment that would no longer have been expected from him at this time.

As already stated the director is also criticizing capitalism and states that money is the source of all evil - maybe this also being some sort of embitterment resulting from the missing commercial success of his movies - but eventually it's love, hate, revenge and forgiveness that stand in the focus of this grim drama.

Poverty and frequent unemployment began to play havoc with people, leaving behind them a memory of discontent and embitterment.

After John as patriarch of the churches in Asia Minor in his pastoral work had suffered from the conflict with the Hellenistic zeitgeist and the embitterment of Jewish refugees, he testified in his first epistle out of his own experience the eternally valid criterion for discerning godly and satanic spirits:

Finally, if we suppose the least probable variant, namely the conclusion of peace by the exhausted adversaries in accordance with the pacifist formula “no victors, no vanquished,” this would signify restoration of the international chaos that existed prior to the war, but this time based on bloody ruins, on exhaustion, on embitterment In a short period of time all the old antagonisms would cut through to the surface with explosive violence and break out in new international convulsions.

The handing over of power to The handing over of power to the liberals not only will not give stability to the ship of state, but, on the contrary, will become from that moment a source of headlessness of the revolution, enormous chaos, embitterment of the masses, collapse of the front, and in the future extreme bitterness of the civil war.

Especially well crafted is Park Cheol-min ("Beethoven Virus", "Scout") who normally is to be seen in slapstick roles, but this time with his subtle acting he depicts a man crushed by life, who with his embitterment and his apologetic smile tries to make clear that suicide is his wish and doesn't mean anything bad for him.

Want and frequent unemployment began to play havoc with the people and left discontent and embitterment behind them.

And in the competition against the incompetent Frederick Louis, her first-born, she also maintained the upper hand: whenever George II was on one of his frequent long visits in Hanover he named Caroline as regent rather than his unloved son, much to the latter's embitterment.