Sentence examples for harsh conclusions from inspiring English sources

Anyone who honestly examines global energy trends must reach these harsh conclusions.

Therefore, don't jump to harsh conclusions about the other side's motives when more benevolent explanations for their behavior are possible.

His balance makes all the more unsettling the harsh conclusions he draws, in his quiet voice, from looking at every aspect of Catholic life.

Americans are comfortable with certain kinds of moral ambiguity hard rock and hip-hop are full of harsh conclusions and unpleasant world views but we prefer our British bands to be picker-uppers.

But that changed quickly when word began spreading around Whitehall that the investigation was going to draw some harsh conclusions: both about Fox's personal conduct, and the mosaic of business arrangements that Werritty was involved in.

In November 2001, two months after the Courtney report's harsh conclusions, he spoke at a Miracle Makers fund-raising dinner, praising Mr. Wren and tracing his own success to his days there.

At first glance, this is a harsh conclusion.

His analysis gives a "harsh conclusion, quite at odds with the rosy picture presented by President Hockfield last week.

No doubt this drove many to crime which encouraged India's British rulers to a harsh conclusion.

A harsh conclusion indeed, and one that I and other social anxiety sufferers have found to be made much harsher by the nature of the modern world.

It's a harsh conclusion but Pasc concludes that the centre of the UK state is administratively weak and intellectually feeble, at least on the domestic front.