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Despite a surface harshness, his films were compassionate in the tradition of his fellow Frenchman, Jean Renoir.
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Instead of reducing the use of harsh cleaning chemicals, or reducing the harshness of those chemicals, Tennant offered its customers a cleaning solution that used ionized tap water to clean and disinfect surfaces, thereby eliminating harsh chemicals altogether.
He seems to operate with an excess of anger just beneath the surface, and his songs often segue from velvety crooning to raspy harshness.
Here limitations of the flat-surface speakers lead to a loss of definition, some creeping harshness and even the occasional crackle and distortion when the going gets really tough.
The show has a harshness, even a ruthlessness that is usually veiled in the glowing colors and wet-on-wet surfaces of Mr. Katz's paintings.
According to his Web site, this imparts, among other things, greater chill and velvety bubbles that keep the harshness of the alcohol from contacting the tongue, while showering fine particles of ice across the drink's surface.
"Harshness, paradoxically, is intimate".
"Only with harshness," she said.
The outcome has a relentless, pornographic harshness, and not just because images of naked women, guns and muscular men in camouflage fatigues are also enmeshed in these wild surfaces.
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