Sentence examples for harsh reading from inspiring English sources

Between 1971 and 2006, 200,000 mustangs were taken from the wild by Department of the Interior agencies such as the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), which administers America's 264m acres of public land".Mustang" makes for harsh reading.

The drop come after Moody's gave a harsh reading on the bank's rivals.

The drop came after Moody's gave a harsh reading on the bank's rivals.

That's a harsh reading of that particular situation but it's said to make a point.

The extremist group's harshest treatment was meted out to the Yazidis, a religious minority whose members are considered to be apostates in Islamic State's harsh reading of Islamic law.

(Too harsh? Read on). Part four explains how Gruber's remarks prove Chief Justice John Roberts was wrong in NFIB v. Sebelius.

It's a hard, harsh read ― and deservedly so.

Is this an overly harsh read on the motivations of GOP members of Congress?

In follow-up reviews, she wrote that the series conveyed "a sense of reality that is unsettling and the stories are harsh reads — being violent and/or tragic".

Dorothy Parker's gravestone, reflecting the glare of a harsh flash, reads: "For her epitaph, she suggested: 'Excuse my Dust.' " One point to Dorothy, for being wittier in death than most of us are in life.

And this is only a minor idea among dozens of other "problematic"  notions such as the nymphomaniac prostitute-loving dwarf, the execution of serfs for cowardice, princesses being marriage-brokered like donkeys, a family of baby wolves and a harsh retro-reading of the word "bastard".