Sentence examples for harsh remarks from inspiring English sources

Lythgoe griped about Simon Cowell's harsh remarks the previous night.

A crowd of curious men stared down at them and made harsh remarks.

The former senators made their harsh remarks during a news conference to release their panel's report, titled, "America Still Unprepared, America Still in Danger".

For the most recent and celebrated example, Mr. Paladino delivered harsh remarks about gays, cautioning that children should not be "brainwashed into thinking that homosexuality is an equally valid and successful option".

"She's outlived her usefulness," one of those harsh remarks, is not up there with the famous "You're a rat, you're a snake" tirade on "Survivor" and doesn't intend to be.

Her book, The Seven Rules of Success (£7.99 Hodder), is out now The slimmer: Engineer Mark Spry decided to lose at least two-and-a-half stone after his doctor and his girlfriend made harsh remarks about his size.

He came to Slate's attention after sending an e-mail comment on a columnist's harsh remark about the Diallo case.

The harsh remark made about the speaker's voice was an unfortunate reality check.

The next time you feel the instinct to make a particularly harsh remark about another's work, pause and ask yourself where that response is coming from.

Mr. Allawi had some of his harshest remarks yet about Mr. Maliki's government.

Not surprisingly, Mrs. Clinton made a point of singling out Mr. Giuliani for her harshest remarks.