Sentence examples for appearing harsh from inspiring English sources

So, with the criticism of Mayweather refusing to venture beyond super welterweight appearing harsh, and Cotto currently grazing in or around a comfortable pasture field somewhere, the focus has turned to Álvarez.

For the government, the outlook appears harsh.

In some respects S&P's judgment may appear harsh.

Ranking them 10th here may appear harsh but are they likely to repeat the trick?

But that can appear harsh to voters, especially in the waning days of a race, when people can tire of the negativity.

He resorted to bleaching the prints of his nudes series, eliminating skin tones and making female flesh appear harsh and unforgiving but nonetheless sexually charged.

Suspension and injuries left Northampton with a weakened lineup and they were undermined by two yellow cards, both of which appeared harsh.

If that analysis appears harsh, it should be pointed out that Na takes pace of play to new levels and for entirely the wrong reasons.

"Ultimately, while the imposition of full restitution may appear harsh, it is not grossly disproportionate to the crime of receiving and possessing child pornography," Judge Garza wrote for the court.

The decision appeared harsh and a couple of plays later the long-striding Leon Pryce cut inside two defenders and forced his way over the line with Sinfield again converting.

But public disagreement and blaming others are inherent to any political system, and especially so in Britain, which has long prided itself on parliamentary discourse that may appear harsh to some but that has also put the government under greater scrutiny.