Sentence examples for harsh sentiment from inspiring English sources

The harsh sentiment was surprising because Popovich's decision was hardly without precedent.

While this exchange seems built for a cathartic strike back, the young critic repeated the same harsh sentiment.

That harsh sentiment, a classic bit of Mametian blunt speak, might earn a particularly sympathetic hearing from the friends of the Senate majority leader, Harry Reid.

But in fact it was a kind of political satire, one aimed at challenging exactly the sort of harsh sentiment expressed by Mr. Wilders and others who see immigrants as diluting the country's European culture.

The other voters say, 'I'd rather let the nation go to all hell, but make sure I get a bit of a tax cut from my wealthy President.' A harsh sentiment, but in a nutshell, true and concise.

Discreet sex and harsh sentiments.

But, recently, he expressed harsh sentiments about the Israeli prime minister, Ariel Sharon, at the Istiqlal mosque.

Despite the concessionary tone he had adopted on Wednesday, New Yorkers were in no mood to spare him their harsh sentiments as they continued trudging through the slushy residue of the blizzard, the sixth-worst snowstorm in the city's history.

The harshest sentiments stem from Mr. Giuliani's decision nearly two months after 9/11 to reduce the number of firefighters who were allowed to search for colleagues in the rubble — a move that he partially reversed but that still infuriates many firefighters.

This is too harsh a sentiment, but it should be reflected upon in Washington.

Such harsh competing sentiments will not make one-on-one negotiations easy — unless someone plays Moe Howard and knocks a couple of knuckleheads together.