Sentence examples for harsh history from inspiring English sources

The book wears its harsh history lightly.

Sheila C. Bair on her harsh history of the financial crisis.

Like many countries it has a harsh history of invasion and colonialism.

Many argued that given the country's harsh history and raw racial sensitivities, dignity should trump free expression.

Hansen's first collection, "Nebraska," which appeared in 1989, was a work that in its wrought realism, its ways of culling grim beauty from the often harsh history of his native place, achieved a memorable intensity.

It was a very dark and harsh history that cannot be erased.

Despite the town's harsh racial history, he said, "This is a town that has nothing but love in its heart despite all the cruelty visited upon it".

Rash's latest collection roams the harsh, complex history of Appalachia, from a Civil War-era tale of a farmer's wife fending off a marauder while her husband serves in the Union Army to modern-day stories about the ravages of methamphetamine addiction.

2000 Feature Writing J.R. Moehringer for tracing the harsh racial history of Gee's Bend, Ala., since the Civil War.

Conditioned by a harsh and unpredictable history, Russians appear disillusioned and cynical.

There is a harsh but real history of treating black bodies as animal specimens.