Sentence examples for a harshness of from inspiring English sources

Mainly, a harshness of tone, particularly at the top, marred much of the opening movement of the B flat Sextet (Op. 18), and although the sound settled in the later movements, bursts of shrillness persisted.

She may have played Eleanor as 16 rather than 200, but Byzantium still asks a new harshness of Ronan.

The results can be even more debilitating with my husband, where instead of practicing patience and compassion, insecurities come out in a harshness in tone of voice or short tempers.

Even today, the dance music community is meant to be a refuge from the harshness of a cruel world.

Studies have consistently failed to establish the existence of a link between the harshness of a country's drug laws and its levels of drug use.

Despite a stated preference for "natural light", he employed a battery of lights, for choice "bounced" off a screen to mute the harshness of a direct spot.

A simple quantification of the harshness of a steam pretreatment process is the so called Severity Factor, log(R0).

I had switched to Droste, a Dutch brand, about 18 years ago after discovering how much better it worked in baking than Hershey's, which has a harshness that no amount of sugar can temper.

The family has punched a hole in the ceiling for a chimney for their wood stove, a necessity given the harshness of the winters but a fire hazard in the dry climate.

"Anwar Ibrahim, who turns 70 next year, is surely not a hardened criminal that deserves the harshness of a prison sentence.

Those were dark years in the Soviet Union, a time when music could offer an escape from the harshness of the daily routine, a shelter from the disenchantment of post-Stalinist life and a form of individual expression in a society where precious little of that was to be found.