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The phrase "harsh to" can be used in written English, but it may sound more informal or colloquial.
It is typically used to describe someone's behavior or actions that are unkind or severe towards another person. Example: His words were harsh to hear, leaving me feeling hurt and embarrassed.
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and one that "is somewhat harsh to Judge Rakoff".
"It's a bit harsh to segregate children," he said.
And that it could be harsh to me.
That probably sounds harsh to some, but it's true.
We are being harsh to the institution of the Presidency, harsh to our troops in harm's way, harsh to each other as colleagues, and extremely harsh to this great country of ours.
Perhaps I am being a little harsh to the single.
"If it sounds harsh to you, it probably is".
Critics have been alternately kind and harsh to her music.
But he realized why the reaction was so fast and harsh to this photograph.
Sometimes they were terrible, sometimes they were pointless, sometimes they were just too harsh to print.
Below an altitude of 1.5km, conditions are too harsh to fly safely.
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