Sentence examples similar to harsh pan from inspiring English sources
"Its harsh pan-Islamist ideology and policies appeal only to a tiny minority of Muslims".
Do not use metal utensils on nonstick surfaces and avoid harsh cleaning ingredients on your iron grill pans.
Moyes was panned for his insensitivity but the harsh words worked.
saw the matter otherwise, panning the White House for ignoring "the harsh realities of this law".
Mr. Mattel added that if the pan requires scrubbing, "use salt instead of something with harsh chemicals, because cast iron is on the porous side".
"There was a lot of criticism for a long time," Mr. Oldenburg said, recalling the pans of John Canaday, a critic for The New York Times, as especially harsh.
And when one of his buildings was panned by critics, he took it hard — particularly the recent harsh reviews of his Yale addition and of his glass residential tower at Astor Place in Manhattan.
Harsh words, but the Nikkei-avoidance philosophy of Tokyo-based Whittall has more than panned out.
Peña Nieto's decision to host Trump has been widely panned in Mexico, where people are deeply offended by Trump's frequent and harsh criticism of Mexico and Mexican immigrants over the past year of campaigning.
If that one fails to pan out, there's always some other way to interpret her record that satisfies the harsh narrative we've chosen for her.
A polarizing figure even in death, Mr. Tour?s remembered both as a pan-Africanist who successfully defied colonial rule and as an autocrat who sheathed his harsh rule in revolutionary ideology.
