Sentence examples for harsh towards from inspiring English sources
Mr Bossi sounds particularly harsh towards immigrants in general.
Mr Berlusconi's coalition ally Umberto Bossi, of the once-separatist Northern League, sounds particularly harsh towards immigrants in general.
As Cowling comments, their attitudes are "generally less harsh towards the Lib Dems" than those of other Labour voters.
"I think Sisi's second term is set to be very harsh towards all opposition – and if he seeks to amend the constitution, he'll be even tougher," he said.
Climatic conditions such as temperature and seasonality are becoming increasingly harsh towards the latitudinal extreme of the distribution and may limit the occurrence of mammals through decreased food availability or accessibility.
The latest annual survey by Reporters Sans Frontières (RSF), a media watchdog, claims that conditions have worsened in several rich Western countries while many poor ones are enjoying greater freedom.Some will find the report implausibly harsh towards the United States, which has fallen nine spots to 53rd place on the annual RSF press-freedom index.
Catch yourself in the act of being a little harder or harsher towards women in your sphere.
It is now much harsher towards the Syrian government - more certain that the deaths last week were caused by a chemical weapons attack and that it was carried out by President Bashar al-Assad's government.
Don of Square Enix Music Online was much harsher towards the soundtrack, terming it an "extremely underwhelming album".
Chris of Square Enix Music Online was much harsher towards the album, finding it to be "fundamentally flawed" due to a lack of coherence and disliked several of the tracks, especially the ones arranged by Mizuta.
In our study when the children were 3 and 4 years old, CHAOS correlated 0.28 with low socio-economic status, 0.41 with maternal depression, 0.27 with negative maternal feelings towards the children, and 0.30 with harsh discipline towards the children (Pike et al. 2006).
