Sentence examples for been particularly harsh from inspiring English sources

This winter has been particularly harsh.

In 1884, after the Salon jury had been particularly harsh, the Société des Artistes Indépendants was formed.

And because it casts two of the most celebrated figures in American journalism in a bad light, the push-back has been particularly harsh.

The airline's chief executive, Alan Joyce, whose turnaround plan and handling of the unions has won shareholder praise, said the past few weeks had been particularly harsh.

Mr. Mitterrand, who served in the center-right administration of President Nicolas Sarkozy but whispered to friends that Mr. Hollande would win the presidency, has been particularly harsh.

Appealing to the poor who make up his base of support, Mr. Chávez has been particularly harsh with cattlemen and owners of large estates, known as latifundios.

The early years can be particularly harsh.

The suppression was particularly harsh after the second revolt.

In Singapore, the penalties can be particularly harsh.

Both bills would be particularly harsh on racially diverse schools.

When asked if he thought his response was particularly harsh, Mr. Dolan, 55, was unapologetic.