Sentence examples for distinctly harsh from inspiring English sources
His numbers, though, don't add up, and the policies he pushes are distinctly harsh when it comes to the most vulnerable.
It is also easy to sympathise with Nathan Hughes, whose red card for making inadvertent contact with North's head was distinctly harsh.
To be banned just as he was about to re‑enter the international equation under Eddie Jones is one thing; to receive a 10-week sanction for making contact with the eye area of Ulster's Luke Marshall was distinctly harsh to most neutral observers.
But ArcelorMittal, the Luxembourg-based company with Indian roots that is the world's biggest steel maker, has been hearing a distinctly harsher message.
Mr. Brown frequently worked at the Almeida Theater in London, where Mr. Kent was the artistic director, specializing in monumental but distinctly modern productions of harsh classics like "Coriolanus," which reconceived ancient Rome in a starkly industrial space.
On 1 October 1998 the Guardian featured this harsh critique from Philip Pullman, the children's author of the distinctly anti-monotheistic His Dark Materials trilogy.
Critics were also upset by how these figures were depicted in a harsh, impersonal light and placed in a woodland setting whose perspective is distinctly unrealistic.
A distinctly satisfying thought.
Its contents itemised distinctly.
Others distinctly are not.
