Sentence examples for bit harsh on from inspiring English sources

That's a bit harsh on estate agents, Osborne replies.

In retrospect, maybe I was a bit harsh on Greenberg in my earlier post.

She said she was "upfront", adding that she was "probably a bit harsh on Ollie".

It is a bit harsh on him getting booed and the reception he got.

bit harsh on bloggers, and bit rich from the revolving door to K St We're trying not to take it personally.

A Weekly Standard review of Ted Kennedy's autobiography is a bit harsh on his Senate career, but does a good job on poking holes in Camelot self-mythologizing.

But while her words may be a bit harsh for some, Jennifer Detlefsen's sentiment is right on.

Shah grabbed at it virtually on the half-volley, so it's a bit harsh to call that a chance.

"Our country, right or wrong" is a definition that would make a traitor of every American who disapproved of the Vietnam war which seems a bit harsh not just on "Hanoi Jane Fondaa but also on the draft-dodger at present residing in the White House.

Instead, Geralt grimaces, says something about the punishment being a bit harsh, and gets back on his horse.

Seems a bit harsh, just because his wages on their own could take the club out of business.