Sentence examples for harsh crowd from inspiring English sources

Despite their sophistication, Harsh Crowd have maintained a refreshing teen perspective.

KF Key track: The Gateway Teenagers hate stupid questions, and New York punks Harsh Crowd have experienced plenty.

Last September, they released debut EP Don't Ask Me, five nuanced punk blasts inspired by Led Zeppelin and Kathleen Hanna – and on their theme tune, Queen, turning the refrain of We Will Rock You into "We are, we are the Harsh Crowd".

And those who make it will face various challenges: they will most likely have to walk some distance, the weather could be harsh, the crowds will be huge and accommodations are scarce.

The heat in the city can be harsh; escape the crowds to spend evenings snorkelling the coast and devouring cuttlefish in wine sauce at Nontas – a beachside taverna close enough to the water to see your dinner being caught by local fishermen.

The harsh reception from the crowd was predictable, but his performance was solid.

Think of the language – "appalling", "disgusted", "disgrace" – that followed the badminton players' listless behaviour on the court; or recall the boos from the crowd, so harsh in the context of the celebratory atmosphere of the Games.

She sang her own version of the Smokey Robinson track "Who's Lovin' You?", garnering an initially harsh reaction from the crowd; she persevered and later applauded, although cried off-stage.

Pacheco voiced concern that the unit has become insular and might respond to crowds with harsh measures because it is repeatedly being sent to hotspots to deal with angry crowds.

Though he refrained from direct assaults on Gov. George W. Bush, he clearly delighted in the increasingly vocal and harsh reaction in his crowds to his Republican rival.

But with the 40-plus degree heat of Mecca, the harsh policing, the aggressive crowds, the chaotic organisation, the pressure was relentless.