Sentence examples for feel harsh to from inspiring English sources

Unless you're Taylor Swift, it may feel harsh to say "We're never ever getting back together".

It feels harsh to pick on Lee Dickson after he scored two tries but, in truth, his scores were - like so many of Saints' this season - made by the forwards.

To nominate Panesar may feel harsh, because he has generally outbowled Graeme Swann, his supposed elder and better.

The result will feel harsh for the visitors who contributed plenty to the match, but ultimately came away with nothing, meaning they drop to 20th in the table, eight points above the relegation zone.

If you are just on one side of the line, it might feel harsh, he suggests.

That spotlight can feel harsh when media debate takes an easy, black and white line: are they divesting, or are they not?

The Face and Body Cleanser, £13.99, on the other hand, smells like (nice) yoghurt and while it didn't feel harsh or drying like some foam formulas can, it also didn't make my skin as 'clean' as other cleansers.

Discipline can feel harsh.

For this purpose, bright overhead lights can feel harsh and impersonal, and too much shadow can hinder intimate conversation.

The music sounds duller, the fags feel harsher, the toilets look and smell grimmer.

The simple act of giving praise to those who deserve it can be a powerful tool that can help counter a culture that often feels harsh, isolating and cold to women.