Sentence examples for harsh toward from inspiring English sources

He grew increasingly harsh toward political dissidents.

Some countries, notably in Europe, believe that Israel has been unduly harsh toward the Palestinians.

"Before they became president," Mr. Ma said, "both Bush -- the father -- and Clinton were very harsh toward China.

Neshat believes in the equality of the sexes, but not in their equivalence, and she can be harsh toward those, especially women, who she feels have violated decorum.

Biskind is also inexplicably harsh toward several medium-size figures in the independent world, most notably Amir Malin, then of October Films and most recently departed from Artisan Entertainment after its purchase by Lions Gate.

If he were to be seen as overly harsh toward strikers, he could damage relations with the Democrat-controlled State Assembly, whash has close ties to labor and whose cooperation the governor needs in the tough budget days ahead.

These vices were cleaned up a bit as the police became harsher toward the public.

Some Roma police are much harsher toward Roma than other criminals, overcompensating to show they are not soft on their fellow Gypsies.

But if the case touches on politics, and if there are opposition members among those arrested, then it's normal practice to be harsher toward them".

True, judgment rains down on him after boring Fanny rejects him and he skips town with the married Maria Rushworth, although the world's opinion is far harsher toward her than toward him.

The results suggest that thinking about death – compared to thinking about more banal stuff, or even other sources of anxiety – makes people more tolerant of racists; harsher toward prostitutes; less willing to consume foreign goods; and even makes liberals less supportive of LGBT rights.