Sentence examples for as very harsh from inspiring English sources
LaVette describes her voice as "very harsh and very gruff".
Ince described the stadium ban as "very harsh" but confirmed he would not be appealing the FA's decision.
Relatives interviewed by the BBC described the actions of the guards as very harsh and said some inmates required treatment for injuries including broken ribs.
She has seen many in Ireland's 5,000 Roma population struggle to get hold of social benefits because of what she sees as "very harsh criteria" needed to meet what is known as the habitual residence condition.
And you perceive this world as very harsh".
Accurately describing her sentence as "very harsh", Dalelv said, "I am very nervous and tense.
The included literature suggests that impalement across a number of cultures was regarded as a very harsh form of capital punishment, as it was used particularly in response to "crimes against the state".
Anyone found driving when they shouldn't be has their plates taken away and must pay what Müller describes as a very harsh fine of 20 days' pay based on the Mexico City minimum wage.
The French winger and Sebastian Bassong squared up to each other after a strong tackle from the latter took both the ball and Nasri, who reacted angrily and appeared to flick his head towards the Canaries defender - though the visitors were clearly aggrieved at what they regarded as a very harsh decision.
One Mormon mother of both gay and straight children wrote to me describing the policy as "a very harsh, almost Old Testament type sacrificing of innocent children over what is perceived to be the sinful lifestyle of their parents".
As these chemicals are very harsh (as evidenced by their strong smell) it is not recommended that you use depilatory creams to remove all of your pubic hair, as they can be very irritating on the skin and have even been reported to cause chemical burns.
