Sentence examples for be especially harsh when from inspiring English sources
The response can be especially harsh when the play isn't reconceived for London, which is just one reason why Shanley was wise to give Doubt to the Tricycle's artistic director, Nicolas Kent, with leading lady Dearbhla Molloy playing the part of a stern-faced scold of a nun that Meryl Streep will take in the forthcoming film version of the play.
The 35-year sentence given to Bradley Manning on Wednesday, for passing classified military documents to WikiLeaks, was criticised by many observers as being especially harsh when compared to punishments that have been meted out for similar crimes.
How did an actor so charming, talented, attractive and versatile get stuck in so much dreck?" The Observer's criticism of the 42-year-old actress and the road flick are especially harsh when compared to some other reviews.
We are shocked when women don't fit into that narrative, and the scrutiny is especially harsh when every blogger in the world is ready to tear you apart.
Investors have been especially harsh on Disney, sending shares down 55% from late September 2008 until one month ago, when DIS touched down at $15.14 on March 10.
But this year's attack has been especially harsh, particularly in patches of Long Island and New Jersey.
The changes in business and industry have been especially harsh on Greyhound.
Critics from outside New York were especially harsh.
The blow is especially harsh as ALEC's corporate board was chaired by SAP lobbyist Steve Seale.
These conditions may have been especially harsh on the northern species, likely causing stress and immune suppression.
