Sentence examples for harsh to make from inspiring English sources

It looks as though, I think we have enough evidence to believe, that he certainly, of course, meant to rule Macedon and to do whatever was necessary, however harsh to make that secure.

In the face of such a catastrophic loss, it seems harsh to make the point that not everybody agrees that people should be up in space at all.This observation should not detract from the bravery and talent of the crew.

But it seems harsh to make a national holiday out of it.

It's very harsh here, and hard to make honest friends.

Although Mark Boal, the screenwriter, told Dexter Filkins that it is not a documentary, both he and Kathryn Bigelow have talked about how the idea of the torture scenes is to present harsh realities — to "make the point that waterboarding and other harsh tactics were part of the C.I.A. program," as Boal told Filkins, and then make a movie that "doesn't judge," as Bigelow told him.

They need a little harsh treatment to make them realize what a fine hotel they are living in".

In such circumstances, all it would take to open the way to demagogues and other sorts of political faith-healer would be a fresh economic crisis, one harsh enough to make voters fear that treacle was turning into quicksand.

Though his main point, had he been harsh enough to make it, would have been: Why is this male take on existential angst so reminiscent of all the others you have submitted?

As cold goes, 4 below is harsh enough to make this feel like a season of attrition and clumsiness, a time of small things breaking that won't get properly fixed until spring.

When every OAP has been taught to use the net, when every homeless person has a scavenged netbook, when protocols have mutated again to hide their users' transactions with state-of-the-art cryptography, there will be no penalty harsh enough to make the tiniest dent in filesharing.

From its inception in 1874, the San Carlos Apache Reservation has been a harsh place to make a life.