Sentence examples similar to harsh half from inspiring English sources

McCoist echoed the sentiments of his manager, Walter Smith, in saying that an improved mental approach rather than harsh half-time words saw to the turnaround.

The story slows to a trot; the details slide toward the grotesque, as Pete inspects the purple-green face of his decaying friend, like Norman Bates making small talk with his mother; and the movie boils down to a harsh, half-ridiculous battle of wills between Norton and Pete — the Texan answer to "Hell in the Pacific".

Mowbray's no doubt harsh half-time words galvanised Boro as they set about Leeds with renewed purpose in the early stages of the second half.

Add to that a harsh first-half red card and it is no surprise that Honda helped himself to a hat-trick.

As the cards stacked up against PSG, the need for an away goal piled on top of the harsh first-half dismissal of talisman Zlatan Ibrahimovic, it was the Premier League leaders who cracked under pressure, a fact acknowledged by a despairing Mourinho in the aftermath.

Trapped for months during an exceptionally harsh winter, about half the party survived, and historical documents speak of cannibalism at the end.

"There were some harsh words at half-time, we hadn't brought much to the party for the first 40.

Today, after the first harsh blasts of winter, half a million or more people are homeless and half-starved inside Afghanistan.

To no one's surprise, it was harsh: 13 and a half years.

He drew harsh criticism for selling half the assets to foreigners.

But don't expect Mr. Romney, a former governor of Massachusetts, to say anything half as harsh about his Republican rivals.