Sentence examples for again harsh from inspiring English sources

Romola Garai as Nina gets away with the extraordinarily difficult 'seagull' scene, partly because she manages to move rather like the bird, with her shoulders hoisted up and her face beakily poised, but is again harsh on the ears.

It was, again, a harsh lesson in focus and precision.

In releasing the memos, Mr. Obama again denounced harsh interrogation as unworthy of the United States and said the country "must reject the false choice between our security and our ideals".

Certainly, Gerstl had a great deal to do with Schoenberg's decision to take up a side career as a painter — a brief but striking endeavor, dominated, again, by harsh self-portraits.

Again, the harsh reality of it all was forced home in his opening contest.

Once again, a harsh bell awakens Winnie.

Let us look to the events in McKinney, which made us witness yet again the harsh treatment of black citizens by white officers.

However, as we see time and time again, the harsher the repression, the stronger the movement grows.

He spoke against her in harsh terms: "Again Herodias raves; again she is troubled; she dances again; and again desires to receive John's head in a charger," an allusion to the events surrounding the death of John the Baptist.

If Mr. Obama wins a second term while losing the popular vote, it would again throw a harsh spotlight on the Electoral College, an artifact of the 18th century.

Again, Newman uses harsh language to suggest that those who spoke out should not have done so: essentially, that we should shut up.