Sentence examples for a bit harsh to from inspiring English sources

"It's a bit harsh to segregate children," he said.

Also, it's a bit harsh to say that the audience was locked in the barn.

It was a bit harsh to get a straight red, but Hoffman didn't complain too much about it.

Everyone matures over the course of their work, I think that's being a bit harsh to be honest".

And while that might sound a bit harsh (to say nothing of glib), there's an element of truth in it.

Shah grabbed at it virtually on the half-volley, so it's a bit harsh to call that a chance.

I think it's a wee bit harsh to celebrate the unorthodoxy and then moan when it occasionally goes wrong.

"He's a youngster, he's from a country where they're just learning the game, it's his first major, it seems a little bit harsh to me," Westwood said.

"But I thought that was a little bit harsh, to be fair, at the end of the game".

A bit harsh, according to the furrowed brow of Matt Le Tissier.

As the Mouldy Lovers' Jonathan Sri told the Brisbane Times: "It's a bit harsh for people to criticise musicians for taking these gigs when musicians don't have economic power".