(1) There's a lot of bitchiness.

(2) I found a bitchiness on your face.

(3) Bitchiness properly nurtured turns into healthy assertion, which all people need.

(4) She was the only woman in the homicide unit, and already there hadbeen problems between her and another detective, charges of sexual harassment, countercharges of unrelenting bitchiness.

(5) Because their status largely depends on their research, which may only be understood by a tiny number of people, insecurity, petti-ness and bitchiness often result.

(6) Speaking with the Globe and Mail, the report's co-author Tracy Vaillancourt said the women's bitchiness, according to a 'bitchy scale' she and her colleague had set, 'was so obvious.

(7) A classic woman's picture made by the frequently genius pro-feminine director George Cukor, "The Women" reveals female bonding and bitchiness in its purest form.

(8) As talent competitions became more staid, producers turned their attention to dating shows, churning out programmes that encouraged bitchiness.