Come during the dry season and you will realise how harsh and difficult it is to find even a drop of water.
Reality is biting English rugby this autumn, the reality of how harsh and unforgiving an arena international rugby is.
It is rare, then, for an enterprise that successful to simply shrivel up and disappear, no matter how harsh the scrutiny.
The keening sound I still make shows how hard it is to say How harsh and bitter that place felt to me — Merely to think of it renews the fear.
The keening sound I still make shows how hard it is to say How harsh and bitter that place felt to me.... Yet James fails to approximate Dante's talent for compression.
A morning horseback ride provided excellent bird-watching; a lengthy, exceptionally bumpy jeep ride reminded us just how harsh and remote this terrain is even in the best of times.
Note how harsh and guttural vocals are in most death metal bands, so you may not understand them at first.
Biologists, in addition to examining the wildlife, are interested in how harsh temperatures and the presence of people affect adaptation and survival strategies in a wide variety of organisms.
Recently, I came across an old review of mine for Darkmere by Helen Maslin, and I was quite shocked at how harsh I was on the book and the author.
Instead, England are left with what Peacock described as "a hurt that never leaves you" and a campaign that, no matter how harsh it seems after what they produced at Wembley, must be classed as a failure.
You end your piece with a reflection about how harsh Miyazaki sounded in person, and yet how kind and humane his films are.
