Sentence examples for harsh to be from inspiring English sources
But the Lauper voice is just slightly too harsh to be enjoyable.
Everyone matures over the course of their work, I think that's being a bit harsh to be honest".
As that wide from Steyn shows, it'd be harsh to be too critical of England's bowlers as it is very, very wet out there.
"But I think it's a bit harsh to be saying they're not a great team because again, there are not too many great teams out there.
It may sound harsh to be suggesting this, but Martina Hingis's form at the US Open has prompted critical examination of her future.
"But I thought that was a little bit harsh, to be fair, at the end of the game".
It was a harsh lesson to be learned with this win merely a start.
And "Life is shit" is a harsh message to be handed without the leavening background noise of people laughing.
There are harsh truths to be hammered home: "Of all the people you see, no one is here by his own wish.
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