Sentence examples for harsh good from inspiring English sources
All instrumental, nothing harsh, good fun.
Her stony glower and harsh good looks set off a different and decidedly kinky jangle.
We demonstrate that collembola have a remarkable adaptive ability for adjusting their reproductive phenotype: when transferred from harsh to good conditions (in terms of food ration and crowding), a mother can fine-tune the number and the size of her eggs from one clutch to the next.
Judge Sand is an avuncular man -- wise, not particularly harsh, mostly good-natured but sometimes cranky, and occasionally funny.
It extols the virtues of enduring harsh conditions with good grace.
Huge as the war is, this story is an intimate one — centering on the courageous actions of one Italian family as the conflict arrives at their doorstep, forcing them to grapple with the harsh complexities of good and evil.
Unclouded by politics (none of the candidates was recognised) the scorers showed a surprising amount of cross-cultural consensus although the French were as usual notably harsh judges.Did good looks really go together with electoral success?
We considered the action of the MPTS to suspend the doctor for a year proportionate and erasure to be unduly harsh, wasting a good doctor who admitted her error and had learned from this.
Animals are then entering a harsh winter in good body condition.
It sounds harsh, but truly good governance is the only recipe for Africa if widespread prosperity is to take root.
