Sentence examples for harsh opinion from inspiring English sources

In his view, the court's unusually harsh opinion gave Obama an opportunity to terminate the program.

Institutions and governments represent an ever narrower strain of harsh opinion.

Vendola's harsh opinion of the man who has led Italy longer than anyone except Benito Mussolini is hardly unique.

The Clifton team was actually made up of players from Johns Hopkins, who were unable to play as their school due to the institution's harsh opinion on football.

There are countless other situations where I made wardrobe choices based on the fact that, in my harsh opinion, I looked "fat" in them.

And, as an added bonus, there are also shirts that say "Team Kristen For Life" for those who have a less harsh opinion of the 22-year-old (we're looking at you, Jodie Foster).

I asked White whether she had been influenced by Rakoff's two harsh opinions, before she arrived, accusing the S.E.C. of letting off Citigroup and Bank of America far too easily.

"It's extremely frustrating for officials to have harsh opinions against them or even false facts made against them," said John Kiernan, the co-chairman of the litigation department of Debevoise & Plimpton, a Manhattan law firm.

Alexis Stewart said in an interview that the sometimes harsh opinions — nothing is off limits, including her mother's clothes, fastidiousness and habit of mixing sexual innuendo with her household hints — is simply the truth.

There are the dynamics of life on the road, fierce competition to secure limited and temporary contracts, constant self-promotion and auditions before directors who seem to specialise in harsh opinions.

Instead of doing research people just develop these harsh opinions.