Sentence examples for harsh entries from inspiring English sources

Despite some harsh entries - 'I see myself as a doomed species... snarling, wanking and wretched' - his diaries shine with as much brilliance as any review he wrote.

And that year the book was Alphonse Daudet's Letters from My Windmill, the Penguin Classics edition with the farm cart from Van Gogh's Harvest at La Crau on its cover, and inside Edward Ardizzone's illustrations tempering Daudet's often harsh entries.

The rather harsh entry on Spike Lee is a good example of a well-meaning but rigid notion Thomson has that it's almost impossible to be a black artist in America.

In the harsh re-entry into civilized noise and diesel fumes and clocks, both my father and I tried to call back the rhythm of Glacier Bay.

Some within the industry are sceptical that Mr Rutan can develop such vehicles, which will have to travel many times faster than a sub-orbital plane and must have tougher heat-shielding in order to survive harsher re-entry.

If anything, the Blue Origin booster may be the one that flies through the harsher re-entry environment.

The corresponding aryl chlorides showed analogous substrate scope to the bromide/iodide protocol, albeit the reaction conditions are harsher (Table 7, Entries 1 5).

They were not part of our study, but they fit the demographic profile of the subjects of our research: birth to families displaced by war or strife, multiple-stage (including back-and-forth) migration, language difficulties and entry into harsh urban environments where gangs and crime are temptations.

Human rights groups from both countries have criticised the deal over possible mistreatment of asylum seekers in Malaysia, which is not a signatory to the United Nations convention on refugees and imposes harsh punishments for illegal entry, including caning.

And Deater-Deckard and Dodge (1997) reported that children rated highest on externalizing-behavior problems by teachers across the primary-school years were those who experienced the most harsh discipline prior to kindergarten entry and who were characterized by mothers at age 5 as being negatively reactive infants.

The entries, every one a harsh gem, riffed on a documentary about the actor who played Big Bird, but they also satirized the way that the media had recently been strip-mining Letterman's decades on television, seeking revealing nuggets.