It feels harsh to pick on Lee Dickson after he scored two tries but, in truth, his scores were - like so many of Saints' this season - made by the forwards.
"There is a whiff of misogyny about the libretto," announces the New Penguin Opera Guide of Hensher's words, though as that volume contains an endless frieze of elaborately destroyed women, it seems harsh to pick out this particular work.
If you'll be camping alone in harsh weather, pick a tent that is easily pitched by a single person.
Though the media treatment was especially harsh, journalists "were picking up on what were genuine design issues of the first generation of the female condom," says Kaler, an assistant professor at the University of Alberta in Canada.
Knowing if you'll be facing rain, sunshine, or harsh winds is vital when picking the right tent.
In the past, Mr. Christie has done that by carefully picking his moments to deliver harsh assessment's of the president's performance.
22 Child Labor on Farms About 150,000 children 16 years or younger, most of them migrants, work long days on farms picking fruit and vegetables under harsh conditions.
It was harsh on youngster Long who found himself picking the ball out of the net again moments later as Dobbie blasted his ninth goal of the season.
But "saving Schengen" may will mean imposing harsher controls along Europe's external borders — essentially picking and choosing who gets to dream of reaching Europe.
Romney, a one-time avatar of the cleancut and soft-spoken business establishment, lost in part, many believed, because he had picked up harsh anti-immigrant rhetoric to appease his party's right wing.
