Sentence examples for harsh play from inspiring English sources

Was Suárez targeted for harsh play by Manchester United players during the match?

Similarly harsh play by men does not seem to provoke the same visceral reaction and incredulous scrutiny that Lambert received, Dorrance said.

Although the matchup is not on the same level as Michigan's rivalry with Ohio State, the rough play reflected the harsher tone that has developed between the Spartans and the Wolverines.

Even now, the consequences of this harsh heritage play their sad part in the low social and economic positions of so many American blacks - a status that is improving for too few and actually is declining for some.

Yet nowhere does he refute the facts at hand: that intelligence gleaned from harsh interrogations played a key role in finding Bin Laden.

But his objection to the film's depiction of the role that harsh interrogations played in the eventual raid on Bin Laden's compound is misplaced, and shortsighted.

Harsh overcrowding played a role in the fire last week that killed 359 people at a prison in central Honduras; it was one of the deadliest prison fires anywhere in decades.

But a closer look at prisoner interrogations suggests that the harsh techniques played a small role at most in identifying Bin Laden's trusted courier and exposing his hide-out.

And the show suffered in comparison with "The Beauty Queen of Leenane," a harsher McDonagh play that had taken New York by storm earlier that year, in another Druid production at the Atlantic directed by Ms. Hynes, which later transferred to Broadway to win a clutch of Tony Awards.

Climate, especially the harsh summers, played a major role in the construction of Dubai's early dwellings.

Hunter said Friday that he was appealing, calling the two-suspension a "little harsh" before playing in the game.