Sentence examples for a harsh conclusion from inspiring English sources

At first glance, this is a harsh conclusion.

No doubt this drove many to crime which encouraged India's British rulers to a harsh conclusion.

A harsh conclusion indeed, and one that I and other social anxiety sufferers have found to be made much harsher by the nature of the modern world.

It's a harsh conclusion but Pasc concludes that the centre of the UK state is administratively weak and intellectually feeble, at least on the domestic front.

They should be scrapped and resources concentrated more productively elsewhere.That might seem a harsh conclusion, even a hasty one, given that the battle against terrorism is likely to be lengthy.

The scholar Liang visited America in 1903, looked scornfully at the "disorderly" life of the Chinese in San Francisco, and reached a harsh conclusion: "If we were to adopt a democratic system of government now, it would be nothing less than national suicide," he wrote.

About 200 years later, far less devout "social Darwinists" advanced a similarly harsh conclusion: Society is a jungle and it correctly rewards the fittest and punishes the feeble.

The dissenting opinion that Landau drafted for Thomas in the Hudson case is as notable for its airy, dismissive tone as for its harsh conclusion.

Its central aim is to dispel the report's harsh conclusion — that the death of noncombatants and destruction of civilian infrastructure were part of an official plan to terrorize the Palestinian population.

If we follow this through to its harsh conclusion, we could write off differing people or their views.

Its final report, titled "From Madness to Hope", outlined a set of harsh conclusions against 40 government and military officials and stated that the vast majority of atrocities had been committed by government backed security forces (rather than by FMLN fighters).