Sentence examples for earliest harsh from inspiring English sources

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It's commonplace to talk of how those worlds had softened by Bausch's later years, when her tangled depictions of sexual politics were notably mellower than in her earliest harsh evocations.

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"There are so many different variables out there right now that could send prices higher, like an early harsh winter or if war kicks up".

Last year, Palin defended some earlier harsh words towards unions by reaching out to members, while simultaneously bashing some of their high-profile leaders.

Against the earlier, harsher critics of the magazine, she argues that its readers were neither monolithic nor easily duped, and that the letters to the editors, and, indeed, the broader gauge of cartoons and jokes and remarks published about it elsewhere, show that, whatever National Geographic might have been selling, the audience was not necessarily buying it.

But Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan became an early and harsh critic of Syria's crackdown on protesters last year, and Turkey has since taken in thousands of fleeing Syrians — as well as rebel leaders and members of ragtag militias that have gathered under the banner of the Free Syrian Army.

This is one of the early, deliberately harsher, cruder, more dada photographs, in which Man Ray allows us to see Duchamp's all too masculine features, the long chin, the big nose, the hawkish profile.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation, the government agency with the greatest knowledge of Al Qaeda in 2001, chose not to participate in the C.I.A. interrogation program after agents became uneasy about the earliest use of harsh methods in 2002 on Abu Zubaydah, a long-sought terrorist facilitator.

The condition of cod did decline from the mid-1970s thethe mid-1980s (Swain et al. 2009), consistent with the hypothesis that the further increase in M in the early to mid-1980s may reflect an interaction between early maturation and harsh conditions (e.g. low per capita food resources).

Environmental groups, labor unions, abortion rights organizations and other powerful Democratic constituencies said that in dealing them some harsh early setbacks, Mr. Bush had given them a chance to motivate their supporters at the grass-roots level, to raise money and to challenge any claim the new president had to being a moderate.

She closed her eyes, kissing him back, his early-morning stubble harsh on her chin.

The rain, for one, which was introduced to the rehearsal process early on, creates harsh conditions.

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