Sentence examples for be very harsh to from inspiring English sources
Tech in general (and Silicon Valley in particular) can be very harsh to people with MBAs.
The sun can be very harsh to the dolls and their boxes, so if you have curtains, close them!
"Taliban are very harsh to those who have been convicted of spying and those who have an affiliation with the government and the foreigners," said one elder, Hajji Maitiullah Khan.
As Heat magazine's TV editor, Boyd Hilton, puts it: "Anyone who has seen her shows would consider her to be one of those very bossy, slightly superior, TV experts who is obviously famous for reaching around in people's poo and being very harsh to people who are overweight".
"It was his judgement call and I'm not saying it wasn't a foul, but I think it was very harsh to send him off.
In fact, northern Afghanistan is considered peaceful -- the Taliban was very harsh to the local Hazara people and blew up the famed, ancient Buddha structures in 2001.
"We've got to fight for our confidence every day in modern life because we live in a society that is very harsh to women," Hayek told Glam Belleza Latina.
For example, maybe you tend to get really defensive around shoplifters and are very harsh to people you perceive as stealing.
Try not to use a toner with too much alcohol, as this can be very harsh and drying to your face.
