Sentence examples for desperately harsh from inspiring English sources
He won the league and FA Cup double in his first season and was the victim of a desperately harsh second place when he came up empty-handed in the next season.
Having already lost Wayne Rooney to an accidental kick in the head in training and Daniel Sturridge, displaying the form of his life at Liverpool, to a thigh injury, Hodgson lost Danny Welbeck to suspension after a yellow card for kicking the ball away that was at best borderline and at worst desperately harsh.
Desperately denying the harsh realities of bill collectors, job loss and an unexpected pregnancy, the couple in the song keep on dancing.
"But the situation remains unbearably harsh, and we desperately hope Somalia's children won't be forgotten by the international community".
Though he wanted desperately to keep himself insulated from the harsh realities of his world, he has never been one to walk away from those in need, and when it appeared the fence was about to collapse, he did what he needed to do and sacrificed his pigs.
One of the best movies last year, the truly harsh and disturbing "Frownland," is also the story of a desperately poor man suffering through miserable work, was made on an amazingly small budget.
Some of the most respected Post journalists have left, along with institutional knowledge and leadership so desperately needed during a period of radical change.Mr Alexander is undoubtedly right about the harsh environment.
Maybe it's the harsh reminder that the real world is calling your name, and you are desperately trying to ignore it.
Discrimination, poverty, inequalities, and harsh laws often prevent adolescents from seeking and receiving the testing, health care and support they desperately need.
