Sentence examples for harsh kind from inspiring English sources

"This should be told to as many people as possible," says El Arbi, "even though it's a really harsh kind of story.

You remember this is not a typical way in which the Greeks dealt with defeated states, although heaven knows the Peloponnesian War had seen examples of it, but it was a very, very harsh kind of warfare that Philip carried forward.

If you only look at numerical majorities, it might well seem that the story of the last 20 years in American politics is one in which voters have swerved erratically from one ideological pole to the next, embracing a harsh kind of conservatism in 1994 and then a resurgent liberalism in 2006.

"Fashion Climbing" is delightfully dishy, snarky, judgmental, harsh, kind, adoring and ridiculously straightforward.

I started feeling so full and horrible on the fourth day, and scared I might explode, so I took a ton of laxatives, the really harsh kind, only took one hydrocodone, and ignored my back pain.

It seemed harsh and kind of chilly; I didn't respond to it.

Ultimately, whether they are a bit strict or a bit harsh is kind of irrelevant, what they are telling you is probably of some use.

On the way they are beset by threats and difficulties of many kinds: harsh weather, local hostility, fear and discouragement, a murderous quarrel, a typhoid epidemic.

AS ARIZONA'S lawyers prepare to enter more federal courtrooms to defend SB1070, the state's new law against illegal immigrants and the harshest of its kind, the other 49 states are watching for clues.

Last Wednesday, many businesses were closed as Latinos skipped work to protest the new law, which is the harshest of its kind in the country.

Self-kindness - replace harsh self-criticism with kinder, gentler words.