Sentence examples for harsh aspects from inspiring English sources

The harsh aspects of these laws are still on the books: Mandatory sentencing provisions remain intact, meaning that judges still do not have discretion in deciding appropriate penalties.

In London alone, he said, a number of favorite hotels have owners in Saudi Arabia and other countries that enforce harsh aspects of Islamic law.

This compounded trauma led to a severe depression and either caused or fixed the dour, fatalistic, sometimes harsh aspects of Verdi's character.

'Jump Rope Girls Project' (Wednesday) More than 20 years ago some spirited 11-year-old girls in Brooklyn used a love of double Dutch jump rope and rap-infused cheers to cope with the harsh aspects of their neighborhood, making them the subject of a newspaper article by Susan Hartman.

An exhibition of all-new work by the Boyle Heights photographer captures the harsh aspects of street and city life in Los Angeles.

The Senate bill does not include some of the particularly harsh aspects of the House legislation, including a provision that would let states end protections for people with pre-existing conditions.

She contends that Occupy Wall Street is a result of a harsh aspect between Uranus and Pluto that will recur into 2015.

There was occasionally criticism, too, of his unwillingness to tackle the harsher aspects of American life.

From Dudley, an earnest and persistent heresy hunter, New England Puritanism derived some of its harshest aspects.

Even if Israel opens the crossings, some of the siege's harshest aspects will stay.

It's an obvious truth that separation from loved ones is one of the harshest aspects of incarceration – and the same applies to those left outside, too.