Sentence examples for be a very harsh from inspiring English sources

It would potentially be a very harsh one.

Life, in other words, can be a very harsh affair, morally.

Sharon was in the process of withdrawal, and he promised that if violence against Israel came from the Palestinians in Gaza there would be "a very harsh response".

A sentence of 27 years would be "a very harsh punishment against somebody who is clearly so young," one lawyer, Fiona Doherty, said.

"There must be a very harsh debate going on" around the president, said Elizabeth Picard, a political science professor and expert on Syria who is based in France.

In a telephone interview, Mr. Foxman added that he found the work to be "a very harsh political statement, inappropriate in an election period".

It was a very harsh red card.

It was a very harsh punishment".

"This is a very harsh situation," Judge Dalzell said.

Last night was a very harsh, harsh reminder of that.

McInnes said: "It is a very harsh booking.