We also think the cobalt color is too harsh head-to-toe.
Although to onlookers it may have seemed like I simply forgot to eat, or wasn't very hungry, my reality was harsh: my head buzzed with thoughts of food, my body was weak with deprivation, my mind was consumed with food related judgements, contemplations, and ideas.
There is something in good men that really yearns for discipline and the harsh reality of head to head combat...
Powell, whose dismissal at Charlton Athletic earlier this month seemed particularly harsh, shakes his head when asked how we can change that culture of hiring and firing football managers.
There, Harsh Trivedi, who heads a small foundation that promotes Indian culture, will put on his own English translation of the play in the spring.
Already facing a harsh political climate heading toward the November midterm elections, Republicans fear that moving ahead with the tariffs could send the party — not to mention the economy — spiraling in the wrong direction.
Over the next 15 years, the feisty Mr. Fomon occasionally exchanged harsh words with the head of other major brokerage firms, including Merrill Lynch & Company.
He dragged himself closer and closer to me, until I felt the harsh velvet of his head against my hand, then a tongue, abrasive as sandpaper.
I couldn't shake the harsh words from my head and worried about if, or when, they would spill over into real life.
The president's nod toward bipartisanship and his willingness to put entitlement programs on the table as he works on the budget with Congress were unlikely to head off harsh Republican criticism.
Then we will ask: Tell us what is wrong with this.' " Interestingly, that second deputy was al-Haj Maulavi Qalamuddin, who had been considered infamously harsh when he was head of the Taliban's moral police force known as the General Department for the Preservation of Virtue and Prevention of Vice.
