Sentence examples for harsh beginnings from inspiring English sources
Ms. Morton comes from harsh beginnings in the English Midlands, was in and out of foster care as a small child and at 11 went to London to begin acting in a children's workshop.
From those harsh beginnings, Omprakash Mishra through his dedication to studies -- doing well throughout in school and college in Balurghat, (the constituency from where he is contesting) and securing a Master's and M.Phil from New Delhi's Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) and then returning to teach at Jadavpur University, Kolkata, and to later head its department of international relations.
Her beginnings were extraordinarily harsh: her parents (her father is a shadowy figure at best) were part of a movement called Word of Faith, "a set of teachings that involves claiming and standing by God's promises in the Bible".
A conservative commentator at a Sinclair Broadcast Group television station has resigned — and his TV news show has been canceled — after a statement he made threatening to sexually assault Parkland shooting survivor David Hogg drew harsh criticism and sparked the beginnings of an advertiser boycott.
Certainly, he's still got a long way to go on a peculiarly harsh and unrewarding path; but his beginnings are spectacular.
The Chip Kelly Era has only begun, but these beginnings could be far harsher than expected for everyone.
In 2004, Imani and Bootie released the group's fourth album, Humboldt Beginnings, receiving little attention and harsh reviews.
"That" could simply be that you are well-versed in the story of slavery, and don't need yet another reminder of the harsh and indigestible truth about the grotesque beginnings of being black in America.
Maybe I was a little harsh on you when I said you didn't see any of this happening: We've seen the beginnings of conversations around diversity and inclusion, and mea culpas have recently been flying out of your board rooms as fast as rejection e-mails.
