Sentence examples for harsh for him from inspiring English sources
And he started this week with a splash: in his third post, he offered a harsh (for him) rebuttal of the spreading notion that there is a new Internet bubble forming, that Silicon Valley is overexuberant about "Web 2.0," and that soon it will all come crashing down (blog.pmarca.com).
Despite that, the realities of the tennis circuit are all too harsh for him.
He may be scared because he feels unsafe -- dogs have a great sense of hearing and so your dog is picking up more sound details than your mind cannot -- the noises are louder and harsher for him.
[B5.] VENTING ABOUT MADOFF Elie Wiesel, the Nobel Peace Prize laureate and Holocaust survivor who lost his life savings to the disgraced financier Bernard L. Madoff, had harsh words for him.
In language that was unusually harsh even for him, Ai wrote of the officials in charge of the disaster area, "They hide the facts in the name of maintaining stability.
The descriptions used for Hardaway in last week's trade with Phoenix -- a "throw-in" or a "salary dump" -- seemed a harsh way for him to arrive in New York, especially for a player who was the third overall pick in the 1993 draft, a four-time All-Star, an Olympic gold medalist and an all-N.B.A. selection in his second season in the league.
"He is still learning and it's harsh lesson for him to learn.
Turns out Harmon posted a more stinging rebuke of me on his MySpace page, because what he'd left on my site apparently hadn't been harsh enough for him.
Billionaire industrialist Charles Koch said Tuesday that President Barack Obama's harsh words for him and his brother David were personally motivated and a means of appeasing Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev ., a noteD-Nev .ent of the influential conotedative dopponent
Former McDonald's commercial star and current president Donald Trump woke up this morning to discover that the world's largest fast food chain had some harsh words for him.
But Democrats generally had the harshest words for him.
