Sentence examples for effect the harshness from inspiring English sources

Hence, for the threat effect, the "harshness" of the constraint seems to be of secondary importance relative to the fact that there indeed is a constraint.

You'll smell pear, peach, plum or apple essence without the harshness of acetone.

Marian S. Lubinsky New York, May 19, 2010 To the Editor: Much as I would like to commend Larry Pressler for his thoughtful analysis of the corrupting effects of self-deception, I find the harshness of his judgments disturbing.

The harshness of the effects balance out Feist's breathy vocals and pacing… which is a lovely aesthetic that can grow old quickly.

A string of former political prisoners, including Mandela himself, testified to her courage and, perhaps even more important, to the effect she had in publicising and often alleviating the harshness of their conditions behind bars.

This dual effect of harshness and lyricism runs through the show.

Is avoidance of the harshness of consequences the issue?

It seems to me that the harshness of the tone of social media is having a direct effect on politics and public life, increasing polarities?

It seems to me that the harshness of the tone of social media is having a direct effect on politics and public life, increasing polarities?

The harshness of the rule led courts to seek to ameliorate its effect and to bring the law of sales in closer harmony with the law of contracts, which allows rescission only for material breaches.

While these specifications are tailored to the FC-43 calibration spectrum (Supplemental Figure S3 in the Supporting Information), spectra collected on an instrument that is calibrated to minimize ion/molecule reactions, mass discrimination, and the harshness of ion transmission should similarly demonstrate little evidence of those adverse effects in analyte spectra.