Sentence examples for harsh certainty from inspiring English sources

Jackie is not Carmela, but Ms. Falco brings some of Carmela's prosaic manner and harsh certainty to the new role.

This may or may not refer specifically to homosexuality, but it is a passage that rings with the harsh certainty of youth.

But now, with freedom there to be negotiated, he needed something beyond harsh certainties.

I plead not guilty". But now, with freedom there to be negotiated, he needed something beyond harsh certainties.

Attacks on holidaymakers are terrorism in its purest form, designed to frighten away others, to weaken the economy of Tunisia and so to damage the livelihoods of hundreds of thousands of equally innocent Tunisians – and plunge them into the kind of misery and deprivation that makes it easier to recruit more young men to the harsh and bloody certainties of violent jihadism.

If they are not, Iran will face the certainty of ever-harsher sanctions and the growing possibility of military action.

This was coupled with a spreading certainty among the population that the harsh economic sanctions imposed by the United Nations five years ago after the Persian Gulf war will be maintained for at least a year more, under pressure from the United States.

Asked whether she thought the backlash against her was particularly harsh because she is a woman comedian, Griffin answered with certainty. .

The certainty of punishment, particularly to the extent that it involves harsh punishment and the isolation of male peasants (sic!) [editors note: the transcriber erred, the speaker said malfeasants] from civil society, strengthens the resolve of the law-abiding and serves to deter those who may have initially strayed.

As standard with most over-the-edge music with a "love it or hate it" certainty about its sound, the guys have gotten a few harsh reviews from the critics.

Where there is not 100percentt certainty of such guilt, the penal code needs to provide for harsh sentencing alternatives to capital punishment.