Sentence examples for cold and harsh from inspiring English sources

As a result, the light seems cold and harsh.

It is cold and harsh - and a murder changes everything.

It depends on what you mean by "cold" and "harsh," he explains.

First, there is the décor: cold and harsh and in direct contrast to the comforting fare on the plates.

Just as the summer solstice brings long days that are warm and soothing, so too do winter's long nights turn cold and harsh.

Winter is cold and harsh in the high Great Basin, and kangaroo mice survive it by hibernating from about November until March.

But to take advantage of that ample energy, the plants also have to contend with cold temperatures and harsh ultraviolet rays, not to mention weather that can turn on a dime.

Is that cold, cruel and harsh?

Cold weather and harsh winds can cause dryness and irritation.

Remember, your hair may be fragile due to the cold air and harsh winds therefore use a wide tooth comb and be gentle if you want to detangle.

Ask Mark Kramer, a longtime Westchester resident and professional meteorologist, whether he didn't think this past winter was much colder and harsher than usual, and he sighs.