Sentence examples for far too harsh from inspiring English sources

Ramaphosa naturally considers that judgment far too harsh.

She accepts her daughter deserved to be punished, but believes a 14-month sentence was far too harsh.

As a result, Mr. Grinstein, who has been in place since January, potentially passes his first significant test by reaching the tentative deal, which includes provisions that the pilots long resisted as far too harsh.

He recalled that she said that during one television appearance, she believed those who called in comments to her and her liberal counterpart, Bill Press, were far too harsh.

Stanislav, 26 and a CSKA fan who attends most home games, says there is a problem among "a small minority" of fans but he believes that the punishments are far too harsh.

[In an email to the Guardian on 30 November, Scott Lively said, "I have stated publicly that I do not support the bill as written. It is far too harsh and punitive.

He argued that it was far too early to consider harsh economic penalties.

While the United States might be aghast at European tax rates and sneer at what they consider gumption-killing welfare benefits, Europeans look across at America and see a harsh society, with far too many have-nots.

You might think that, so far, I've been a bit too harsh on Milton Keynes.

The law is controversial, as some claim it does not go far enough, while others think it is too harsh.

Nonetheless, there are some minor points that I would suggest mitigating, as they sound too harsh and are, as far as I'm concerned, partly incorrect.