Sentence examples for felt harshly from inspiring English sources

When he was at school, he says, he felt harshly judged for different reasons.

If there were times when the visitors felt harshly treated by the Italian referee Marius Mitrea, it was hard not to sympathise with them.

This semi-final against Barcelona, starting with the home leg in 13 days' time, will be billed as the re-match for that semi-final elimination in 2009 when, justifiably, Chelsea felt harshly treated by the referee Tom Henning Ovrebo.

We might have even felt harshly done by had we only taken a point.

Newcastle United manager Alan Pardew says he felt "harshly treated" by Sunday's opponents Southampton when dismissed by the club in August 2010.

He is not taking temporary care of the captaincy for anyone else and has accepted the responsibility in a way Capello felt - harshly - was beyond him.

But the movie is so nasty to its mostly female characters that it feels harshly misogynist.

You're going to feel harshly treated if the manager doesn't explain to you why you're not involved.

Yet what has wound up on the stage is a portrait of desperation that itself feels harshly, wantonly desperate.

Its side-view on US police brutality still feels harshly of the moment, but NWA deserved a rougher, riskier portrait.

More importantly for our purposes, Lowell managed to turn his madness to account, creating a poetry that looks and feels harshly contemporary because it mirrors our "age of anxiety", as Auden called it.