Sentence examples for harsh turn from inspiring English sources
But Mr. Al Ridi says that since he described his dealings with Mr. bin Laden, his life has taken a harsh turn.
New York has taken an especially harsh turn in its homeless policy: it is now refusing emergency overnight shelter to certain families who have no place else to go.
Page A6 TWITTER PROJECT'S HARSH TURN A Swedish experiment in social media democracy went sour after the latest average citizen allowed to post a week's worth of thoughts to a national Twitter account made comments about Jews that many found objectionable.
If anybody was sowing chaos in Washington this weekend, it was not the protesters but President Trump, with his "shithole" comment and the subsequent harsh turn on immigration that he and his allies in Congress had taken, thwarting talks to move a budget and resulting in a government shutdown, which began at midnight on Friday.
One month into the Trump administration, American debate surrounding some of the nation's most complicated immigration issues has taken a harsh turn.
You are going over steep bridges, making all these harsh turns.
They struggle to stay together despite the constant intrusions and objections of their parents, but their lives take some harsh turns, including Deanie's suicide attempt and institutionalization. Splendor in the Grass refuses to provide the kind of contrived, happy ending that one might expect, and its sobering story line creates a number of dramatic sequences for its talented young leads.
The lawsuit is the harshest turn yet in one of the most bitter buyout fights this year.
In Norwegian Wood, the colours – all rich, golden amber tones when Naoko, Toru and Kizuki are together in high school and harsher, bluer hues when the story takes a harsher turn – are little short of beautiful.
Then Xing Li's life takes an even harsher turn: the school bullying escalates and her uncle requests she assist him in an unthinkable favour.
Maybe he even traveled as far as Paris, we don't know that, but exile — though it turned out to be a harsh punishment, turned out to be also nothing less than a blessing, a blessing in disguise because it removed Dante from any sense of loyalty to partisan viewpoints.
