Sentence examples for harsh left from inspiring English sources

Still, Dr. Harsh left the Harvard faculty and a prominent position at Massachusetts General Hospital to relocate to California when Ms. Whitman was named chief executive of eBay earlier in her career.

The dedication elicited harsh criticism from left-wing politicians and commentators in the pages of some Italian newspapers, and has raised deeper questions about whether Italy, which began the war on the side of the Axis powers and ended it with the Allies, has ever fully come to terms with its wartime past.

He also shines a harsh light on the left, as factions squabble and jockey for advantage from the funeral.

But the singer is not just upset with rightwing politics – he had harsh words for the left.

The dispute between social democracy and its leftwing contenders, represented by Podemos, has been as harsh as that between left and right.

He called for an end to partisan recriminations, and a unity that has seemed increasingly elusive as each day has brought more harsh condemnations from the left and the right, starting here in Arizona but rippling across the nation.

Libération, linked to the left, is harsher.

In January, West, who has been one of Obama's harshest critics from the left, passed through Chicago while campaigning for Sanders.

Tomasky argues that many of President Obama's harshest critics on the left are reacting that way because they don't want to admit to themselves that the "feelings of invincibility and redemption" after the 2008 election "were misplaced," and that "the power and euphoria were somehow counterfeit".

The light coming from the lamp on the left is a harsh bluish white.

In 1989, he co-wrote "Destructive Generation: Second Thoughts About the Sixties," a harsh critique of the radical left.