Sentence examples for began harshly from inspiring English sources

Even the Roman Catholic Church, whose support is crucial for any Italian government, began harshly criticizing him.

He is also one of Mr. Assad's most prominent detractors, siding with the United States, and against Iran, on the Syrian president's legitimacy since Mr. Assad began harshly repressing the year-old uprising, which has taken on increasingly sectarian overtones.

Last November, he began sending harshly worded letters to the chain's shareholders, accusing the company of "lugubrious performance" and putting himself on the ballot for the company's annual board election.

This continued into 1741, at which point the Treasurer began dealing harshly with Fellows who had not paid.

When we commit to kindness we say to ourselves that we will look deeply into ourselves each time we begin to harshly speak of others, make fun of them, or be dogmatic towards any other human being.

Betty began to cry, harshly, wiping her face with her forearm.

Kruger made clear that he personally disapproved of Pretorius's actions and the situation as a whole, but defended his President when the Free Staters began to speak harshly of him.

The speaker references the Saudi-led air campaign against Shiite rebels in Yemen, which began on March 26, and harshly criticizes the Saudi royal family.

There is no indication in the early scenes of François Ozon's "Ricky" that the movie, which begins as a harshly realistic portrait of working-class parenthood in the gritty mode of a Dardenne brothers film, will turn into a magical-realist fable.

Bahraini authorities have responded harshly to protests which began in February, following uprisings in Tunisia and Egypt.

Inheriting a third of his father's wealth, he began misbehaving at school and was harshly punished by Champney; Crowley's family removed him from the school when he developed albuminuria.