The phrase "harsh expression" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone's facial expression or manner of speaking. For example, "He directed his harsh expression at his assistant."
Harsh expressions of disdain for blacks in general would smoothly give way to admiration for the black individual in their midst.
Judge Harm's harsh expressions briefly softens and she admits she appreciates him being responsible for his actions.
"The constant rise of the extreme right, a heated anti-Zionist discourse in the left, accompanied by harsh antisemitic expressions, and radical Islamism," they write, have caused a "certain corrosion of Jewish life". Since the report's release in April, anti-Semitic incidents have further increased across Europe, with a 69percentt jump in France so far this year.
"My grandfather's brother and my father used rather harsh Russian expressions humorously as terms of endearment," explains Friedman, a grandson of Russian and Romanian immigrants.
After all, the conduct is non-violent and a mere example of a somewhat harsh freedom of expression.
His was a spiritual greatness resting upon a foundation of natural benignity that precluded harsh treatment or mean expression about anyone.
She has become the subject of a social media campaign labeled #Where_Is_She, and an anonymous symbol of opposition to what many Iranians view as the theocracy's harsh laws against free expression.
Mueller was a harsh taskmaster who eschewed expressions of warmth with his staff.
Harsh words, sarcastic facial expressions and unprofessional actions can create a domino effect in the workplace; before you know it, employees feel beaten, knocked down.
But for black tenant farmers, oppression found its new expression in the harsh economic conditions under which they labored and the racist Jim Crow laws under which they lived.
Deposed Islamist president Mohamed Morsi and his Muslim Brotherhood insist he is still the country's rightful leader, and secular activists -- many of them key players in the 2011 revolution -- have been alarmed by harsh curbs on freedom of expression and assembly under the interim government.
