Sentence examples for acting harshly from inspiring English sources
If you are in a bad mood and don't want to listen to people, try listening to music, drawing, or something else you enjoy to prevent yourself from acting harshly towards people or being rude (even if you don't mean to be).
A disciplined politician would understand the pitfalls of making so many political enemies and of acting so harshly in public.
Social media allows students to make racist jokes and taunts publicly, while also adding the risk that incidents formerly relegated to closed-door PTA meetings can now potentially become viral news, forcing administrators into acting quickly and harshly.
Even qualified women face obstacles in Corporate America, though: They're judged more harshly for acting aggressively and promoting other women, they're often put in charge of companies when those businesses are in trouble, and their careers are more likely to be held up when they have and take care of kids.
The brief was a plank in a wider Administration campaign to deter leakers in national-security cases by punishing them harshly and by acting aggressively to identify journalists' sources.
He was critical of the plot arc between Grey and Chase, harshly criticizing Grey's acting and expressing that "[he] didn't think that Adrian Grenier had completely sold Vince's downward spiral".
Each side warned that history would judge the other harshly, and each side contended that it was acting in defense of Florida's voters without regard to the presidential ambitions of either Mr. Gore or Mr. Bush.
While I personally believe it's unreasonable to judge Facebook harshly on one earnings call in a three-month period or Twitter for acting to protect its core interests, it's clear that every consumer-facing startup, the big ones and all the little ones just starting out, now both have a tremendous amount of work to do to prove public investors wrong.
I found myself wrinkling my nose at some of the dialogue (simpering Southern women talking virtuously of their "reputations" while harshly judging other people does not sit well with me), but the stellar acting raised this play above any of its shortcomings.
