Sentence examples for harsh judgement from inspiring English sources

The harsh judgement will dismay the current commissioner, Bernard Hogan-Howe.

The National Audit Office has passed a harsh judgement on government plans for high-speed rail.

But, by sharing the ring with one and not dismissing the possibility of also engaging the other, Haye has avoided an extremely harsh judgement.

Those who doubt the harsh judgement which the voters mete out to parties which fail to heed this lesson should not only recall how the British people treated the ossification of the Tory party in the 1990s.

This ungenerous view of the Restoration theatre is echoed in Mahmoud Al-Shetawi's harsh judgement of early Arab Shakespeare: 'Overall, the early stage productions of Hamlet were crude, vulgarizing Shakespeare's masterpiece in order to please the illiterate audience' (Shetawi, p. 46).

It will, on present indications, pass harsh judgement on the performance of the police, condemning the decision to give Liverpool fans the smaller ticket allocation, condemning the lack of barriers far away from the turnstiles, condemning the confusion on the ground and the paucity of co-ordination on high.

We looked at each other with empathy and caring, it was a momentary relief from the harsh judgements of an often cruel world.

God is also very popular excuse for not just skipping out on the tip, but also for doling out moral advice and harsh judgements.

The constantly changing "leaders" in the blogosphere set rules, with followers then absorbing, rejecting or reformulating their endorsements or harsh judgements.

Do hard lives always lead to harsh judgements?

Moreover, as I suggested in my paper, they also tend to reproduce harsh judgements about the deservingness of immigrants, which is a fundamental obstacle to inclusive solidarity.