Sentence examples for especially harsh from inspiring English sources

Three modern leaders were subjected to especially harsh treatment.

The Iraq war could prove an especially harsh economic blow.

You could make a case for all three being dismissed – although Monk's looked especially harsh.

Today, they contend, the law has an especially harsh impact on blacks.

Traditional religious practices in Tibet have long been the target of especially harsh and unjust persecution.

The portrait of her first husband, Gustav Mahler, in bed is especially harsh.

Though his treatment has been especially harsh, my husband is only one of many political prisoners in China.

And why we are especially harsh on those, such as steroid-takers, who have forged entire careers on doping.

Discovered by Captain Cook, in 1788 it became the place for convicts from Sydney to receive especially harsh punishment.

But this year's attack has been especially harsh, particularly in patches of Long Island and New Jersey.

The sentences were especially harsh for Russia, where rights groups complain that violence against non-Slavs goes largely unpunished.