Sentence examples for going to harsh from inspiring English sources

I'm not going to harsh on this site too much because, well, it's a T-shirt search engine.

Being accused of being mind-numbingly boring isn't going to harsh Vancouver's vibe too much.

"If we're going to have harsh laws, at least we should fulfill our constitutional obligations".

They don't know whether it is going to be harsh or mild.

People are going to be harsh and it's going to be pretty cut-throat in the next few days".

OK, so we're going to demand harsh austerity in the debt-crisis countries; and meanwhile, we're also going to have austerity in the non-debt-crisis countries.

If Tribune is going to soften harsh impact of "child labor"... "Vice Ring" ought to be "Laxity Group", "Jail Break" ought to be "Cell Escapade", "Mine Blast" ought to be "Cavern Mishap", "Plane Crash" ought to be "Sad Occasion".

I had never heard any of Beefheart's music, but it seemed like it was going to be harsh or weird or aggressive, and I was in an extended mood for any and all of that.

If you are going to be harsh – and England surely will be when the dust has settled – there was a lack of cutting edge and more than a hint of big-game nerves.

Last year was a $4.85bn£2.92bnbn) record breaker so comparisons were always going to be harsh, but film's second-weekend drops in box office have been severe, and the World Cup didn't help matters.

If Tribune is going to soften harsh impact of "child labor"... "Vice Ring" ought to be "Laxity Group", "Jail Break" ought to be "Cell Escapade", "Mine Blast" ought to be "Cavern Mishap", "Plane Crash" ought to be "Sad Occasion"... View Article By Rivka Galchen By Malcolm Gladwell By Masha Gessen By Jia Tolentino.