Sentence examples for a very very harsh from inspiring English sources

You remember this is not a typical way in which the Greeks dealt with defeated states, although heaven knows the Peloponnesian War had seen examples of it, but it was a very, very harsh kind of warfare that Philip carried forward.

A very, very harsh decision," said Monk. "I don't think he deserved that at all.

West Brom boss Roy Hodgson on the penalty decision: "I think the 25,000 people watching, even the Liverpool supporters, will probably agree with me that it looked like a very, very harsh decision and there was certainly no intention to foul the player or give away a penalty.

"I do realise that the sentence could have been harder, but 15 days in a jail in Sudan could be very, very harsh," she told Sky News.

Two, "decapitate" is some very, very harsh imagery after a Super Bowl victory and with your two sons in your arms.

"Where large portions of a group of people, Islam, large portions want to use very, very harsh means...

The Americans, in a very very tough mood, gave us a loan that we only paid off seven years ago on very very harsh terms.

"It's very, very harsh".

But she was very, very harsh and very convincing".

"It can be very, very harsh," Hicks said on Saturday's broadcast.

"There were very, very harsh words said at half-time," Roeder revealed.