Sentence examples for can be so harsh from inspiring English sources
"It's a nice place to be in a city that can be so harsh".
Since this process can be so harsh, cold and impersonal, it is nearly impossible to fathom that anyone else is also subjected to this manner of shabby treatment.
The consequences of deportation can be so harsh that they are at least the equivalent of prison time, or even worse.
The Eye of Ra also represents the destructive aspect of Ra's power: the heat of the sun, which in Egypt can be so harsh that the Egyptians sometimes likened it to arrows shot by a god to destroy evildoers.
As a literary device, this can be cumbersome, but it gives Mr. Ma enough metaphorical license to ask: Can reality be so harsh that a fetus might not want to leave the womb at all? Might a mother with fierce instincts but little information think it best to keep it safe inside her?
"The environment is so harsh and on a day when you can get sunburn, you can also get frostbite," she said.
