Sentence examples for harsh exchanges from inspiring English sources

The debate over churches in schools has been passionate and has provoked harsh exchanges.

The harsh exchanges had their origins on Tuesday night as Mr. Romney's team was following the increasingly volatile developments in the Middle East.

Last year, the session provided some unusually harsh exchanges, as Mr. Kelly aggressively challenged council members who sought to question police tactics.

The clash at the top of the Republican pile was echoed in harsh exchanges between two more contenders who are struggling with one another – Rubio and Christie.

Long friendships with the aristocracy of the Anglo-American left – Noam Chomsky, Tariq Ali, Alexander Cockburn, Edward Said – ended in harsh exchanges.

This week has unfolded in a series of harsh exchanges between the candidates, with the president mocking his rival's character, and Mr. Romney accusing Mr. Obama of disgracing the presidency by waging a "campaign of division and anger and hate".

The standoff led to a harsh exchange Wednesday.

That touched off a harsh exchange on the program and set the telephones ringing in his Congressional office.

While the original script concludes with a harsh exchange between Brick and Maggie, Kazan's version suggests there is real tenderness in the marriage.

The harsh exchange was the latest step in the worsening of relations between two countries with deep economic and demographic ties.

Tessa Dahl, pictured, the statuesque mother of Sophie and daughter of Roald, is engaged in a harsh exchange of words with the organisers of the world's richest literary award, The Dylan Thomas Prize.