Sentence examples for a very harsh thing from inspiring English sources

"It is very good at killing bugs but is a very harsh thing to use as it destroys the good tissue and can delay healing".

Addiction is a very harsh thing that consumes your very soul, and when you're addicted to something it's extremely hard to think about or want anything other than what your addicted to.

Life, in other words, can be a very harsh affair, morally.

Answer: you get a big gift from the federal government — but the president says some very harsh things about you before forking over the cash.

"And as a result of the unionization efforts that were taking place, people said some very harsh things about us in the community". When Bustamante was 17, his father, also named Cruz, ran for the Fresno County Board of Supervisors.

"I connect back to the people because I have heard them, and I have heard some very harsh things.

He said Russia had paid dearly for invading Georgia, arguing that "all the countries that surround them are now saying very harsh things to Russia".

It is inconceivable that the Prince's Foundation could be made responsible for assessing the potential goodness or badness of major British architectural projects; not because its officers are culturally one-eyed, which is a very harsh and unreasonable thing to suggest.

"If he gets a guilty verdict and a very harsh sentence, this will be a very good thing for the opposition," Mr. Chin said.

"It was a very harsh, Islamiphobic program about Muslims in ghettos, mistreating their women and similar things," he said.

It was a very harsh red card.