Sentence examples for being too harsh to from inspiring English sources
After tax collectors were accused of being too harsh to the poor, Nero transferred collection authority to lower commissioners.
It would be too harsh to suggest Messi lacks the savvy of Maradona in his time.
It would be too harsh to label them red flags, but Jets fans might want to be mildly wary.
But the temperatures and other operating conditions required for CVD are too harsh to use with the organic materials of interest to Gleason.
In fact, instead of grumbling about welfare mothers in Cadillacs, people sometimes carp about how the authorities are too harsh to the poor.
"I still think two days into a five-day game it's too harsh to say we haven't got it right," he said.
It may be too harsh to accuse de Wolfe of "extraordinary social obtuseness," but her greater devotion to her possessions than to her companions bespeaks a superficiality that often shaded into obliviousness, particularly in later years.
"I don't know if it's too harsh to call the judge ignorant," she said, "but she certainly has a fundamental misunderstanding of how discrimination plays out for working mothers".
