Sentence examples for a harsh move from inspiring English sources

Little wonder, then, that the party's Youth League President, Julius Malema, recently called Zuma a dictator: It was a thinly disguised effort to discredit him ahead of the leadership conference, and unsurprisingly resulted in Malema's suspension – a harsh move indicative of the nature of the tensions around the conferences.

As Gorbachev made one harsh move after another, the Administration sent out confusing signals.

In another harsh move, Taliban fighters kidnapped four tribal elders from Bajaur and then beheaded them after they attended a pro-government meeting in the Charmung district of Bajaur, local news reports said Friday.

They reflected the man's character – clever and harsh – moves that turned a democratic election into a mere sequence of manoeuvres.

That suggestion is turning into a harsher deadline: move to Moments or your photos will be deleted.

DVD Movie Guide's Colin Jacobson commented on the episode in a negative way, writing that it was "a harsh and cynical move [to kill off Maude because of Roswell's departure], though I could forgive the decision if it produced a more satisfying episode.

Jokowi's aid and Indonesian think tank leader Rizal Sukma may have foreshadowed such a harsh and standoffish move back in October 2014, when he pointed out that in the past Indonesians had tried to make nice with world leaders, but Jokowi would aim for nationalist pragmatism.

"Don't tell anyone, but a pillow likes a little bit of a harsh treatment," she adds, moving to the sofa and fluffing one pillow after another.

The move drew a harsh rebuke from the Federal Communications Commission, in the middle of the commission's public-comment period on the proposed merger between Time Warner and America Online Inc.

During the hot staging, the rocket stages move in a harsh dynamic environment.

They lived rugged lives in a harsh landscape, always on the move, raiding and fending off hostile tribes.