Sentence examples for harsh edges from inspiring English sources
Harsh edges have been smoothed over.
Weiner's harsh edges could conceivably work to his advantage.
All the harsh edges of travel are softened by it.
The portrayal -- soft camera angles, smiling almost shyly -- seems intended to sand down the harsh edges.
The harsh edges of capitalism were once rounded in Europe under socialism's rose banner.
The concert's harsh edges suggested a more cool-headed, grown-up epilogue to the shocks of tropicália.
It's played for laughs, but the way the medical establishment institutionalizes her so quickly carries a harsh edge.
But welfare reform has not addressed the poverty rate of jobseeker's allowance, nor softened the harsh edge to the system that Labour inherited.
And she resisted the work's lure to prettiness by giving her tone a slightly harsh edge in certain of the variations.
In the finale of the Brahms, for example, there was some overblowing, an effect used to give a high note a harsh edge (if only slightly in this case).
Passages that demanded a harsh edge received it, and in its best moments the performance was fiery and propulsive, with striking unanimity in the quickly shifting dynamics of the final pages.
