Sentence examples for harsh to send from inspiring English sources

It would have been too harsh to send Mr. David to a state prison, Mr. Myers said.

It is true that it might have been a little harsh to send students home on their first day.

"It was his judgement call and I'm not saying it wasn't a foul, but I think it was very harsh to send him off.

After a feel-good night of dances commemorating the remaining couples' most memorable Years, it seemed especially harsh to send a couple home.

Some Obama advisers have recommended harsh action to send a clear signal to China to change its ways.

Even with that harsh decision to send [Martín] Demichelis off we could have still have left the pitch in a better situation".

And while Swansea were awarded a debatable penalty when Andre Ayew appeared to trip over his own feet, the game's turning point was Scott's seemingly harsh decision to send off Naughton for his stretched challenge on Yann M'Vila.

Judges hand out overly harsh sentences to send out a tough message, while the media acts as a lightning rod for the scapegoating of people who are already traumatised.

Judges hand out overly harsh sentences to send out a tough message, while the media acts as a lightning rod for the scapegoating of people who are already traumatized.

Yet Blagojevich got just that, an unusually harsh punishment intended to send a signal to the state of Illinois, which has been racked by corrupt politicians for decades.

The court proceedings drew packed crowds of rightwing supporters, who see the Bundy family as a symbol of the American west and the fight against government overreach, as well liberal environmentalists, who have called for harsh prison sentences to send a message that the government will protect public lands and promote conservation.