Sentence examples for harsh mean from inspiring English sources

There's this harsh, mean tone that's wrong and you just don't want to do that.

And the ban isn't being presented as a harsh, mean substitute for the sort of public education the first lady is engaged in.

Fear has transformed the political atmosphere in Russia since that night nearly 17 months ago, as President Vladimir V. Putin has made it clear that he is willing to use harsh means to extinguish street protests.

"It would be a harsh, mean-spirited house of blood, where no shade would be offered, nor shelter given, to any non-Takfiri in their midst.

"Where large portions of a group of people, Islam, large portions want to use very, very harsh means...

Honesty without being harsh means acknowledging the other person has reasons for resisting your "truths" and it behooves you to find the pathway to opening their mind to your view by being polite, sensitive, and respectful.

"We're going to continue to address this with harsher and harsher means," said Mr. Morris of Universal.

Some of the verbiage that's come out of him more recently, it's a much harsher, meaner man than I remember".

It is that the colony administration prevents any complaints or claims regarding conditions at PC-14 from leaving colony walls by the harshest means available.

As potent as ever Five more years A thousand words Another round for Africa's Iron Lady ReprintsThrough kisses and harsher means, the Palestinian Authority is seeking to tame the protesters.

Then she suddenly laughed, harsh and mean.