Philip feels he has a legitimate disability and a right to be heard (and adds that his professor expressed herself "harshly").
In a letter to Chesterfield, Johnson expressed this view and harshly criticised Chesterfield, saying "Is not a patron, my lord, one who looks with unconcern on a man struggling for life in the water, and when he has reached ground, encumbers him with help?
I can be volatile and ill-tempered, and too often I express my opinions harshly and without tact.
Many more even expressed sympathy with them for being harshly treated.
Some Syrian activists expressed disappointment that the Arab League did not criticize Mr. Assad more harshly, like Turkey did, or call for his ouster, as the United States and some European countries have done.
The top state official in charge of local government services expressed regret today over the public release of a letter that harshly criticized Bret D. Schundler's fiscal management as mayor of Jersey City.
While legislative leaders and public employees' unions have expressed concern over the cuts Mr. Paterson has proposed, no one has criticized the governor as harshly or as loudly as the health care interests do in their new campaign.
In the interview, broadcast last month, Mr. Assad expressed a willingness to talk to adversaries if they were also willing, and he conceded that his military could have handled the early phases of the uprising less harshly.
Hillary Clinton brushed aside a harshly critical report on her use of a private email server as secretary of State, saying Thursday that the findings were nothing new and she has repeatedly expressed her regrets.
He was critical of the plot arc between Grey and Chase, harshly criticizing Grey's acting and expressing that "[he] didn't think that Adrian Grenier had completely sold Vince's downward spiral".
