Sentence examples for bit harshly from inspiring English sources

"I did feel a little bit harshly done by on that decision," he said.

The striker is booked for his troubles, a wee bit harshly, I'm saying.

Watching Billick at work, the point seems well taken, if a bit harshly put.

The guitar judges your progress — a bit harshly, with either boos or cheers.

Half-time talking balls The view of our rugby expert in the office, one Martin Pengelly, is that England are being a bit harshly treated by Kaplan and that the balls in use are just normal Gilbert balls but they can be a little flighty when they're brand new.

"I do feel a bit harshly done by breaking my finger but that's sport," Onions told BBC Look North.

"I'm hoping that when people have heard my story," Andrew said in 2011, "they will judge me a little bit less harshly".

Why? "I'm hoping that when people have heard my story, they will judge me a little bit less harshly," he said.

The market, however, may have treated the stock a bit too harshly.

I'll admit, I may have judged the Evo a bit too harshly when it came to style.

Sometimes, in tough situations, you can find yourself feeling forced to do something or reacting in a way that mis-aligns with what makes you feel good- say, missing that family time due to something that came up, or reacting a bit too harshly to an email.