Sentence examples for but very harsh from inspiring English sources

"The leader at Sega Japan was Hayao Nakayama who was very smart but very harsh and he really drove the people there to be as successful as their counterparts in America," the book's author Blake Harris tells the BBC.

"The landscape is meant to be magnificent and impressive, but also very harsh and very dangerous".

I loved Agapi and she loved me but Adeye was very harsh with me, hitting me and shouting at me.

"Some people out there are saying it isn't worth watching snooker with Ronnie not playing this season – but that is very harsh," said Selby.

"It is very good at killing bugs but is a very harsh thing to use as it destroys the good tissue and can delay healing".

But it is very harsh on us".

But she was very, very harsh and very convincing".

That does seem very harsh, but it is something she agreed to.

Richard Rosenberg, a lawyer for Bouterse, called the sentence "very harsh", but was glad Scheindlin "underscored the lack of any clear connection to any actual terrorism".

It's no secret that working conditions in southeast Asia are very harsh but we did not know it was [as bad as] slavery; that's very shocking," he said.

Some of the reviews (like this one) have been very harsh but it is the first insider account from a member of the Cameron inner circle and it contains quite a lot of juicy detail.