Sentence examples for a much more harsh from inspiring English sources

"It is a much more harsh depiction," she added.

While a sanctuary ordinance may sound esoteric enough, the reality is much more harsh.

Prior to diagnosis, I had been experiencing chest pain, shortness of breath, a sore throat and fatigue but the side effects from the medication were much more harsh and challenging.

Cassandra didn't speculate on what the proper sentence would be for a case like this, but there are reasons to think it could have been much more harsh.

America has another way with melancholia: it's much more harsh.

But safety Jon McGraw, who is moving into the starting lineup this season, was much more harsh in his assessment.

"The countryside was much more harsh.

Vinegar is much more harsh than the slight alcohol of hairspray.

If you're a really harsh critic and I'm a much more easygoing one, your two-star rating may be equal to my four-star rating.

But this harsh realism was replaced by a much more powerful mature style in his paintings for San Luigi dei Francesi, Rome, begun in 1597, and Santa Maria del Popolo, Rome, executed about 1601.

Bilk's career began with a much more fundamentalist approach to the preservation of early jazz styles, playing a much harsher and more rugged-sounding clarinet in the revivalist band of the trumpeter Ken Colyer, which rigorously devoted itself to the pre-20s New Orleans ensemble style, with its emphasis on collective improvisation and discouragement of soloists' bravura.