Sentence examples for harsh version of the from inspiring English sources

One caveat for parents of younger children: it's a slightly harsh version of the tale.

But in the context of Wayne's career the movie offers an unusually harsh version of the commanding-officer character Wayne began playing during World War II.

The test is a harsher version of the earlier personal capability assessment (PCA), which the OECD described as being one of the toughest in the world.

Ms. Collins pushed legislation last year that would impose a 13-point test for rule-making and empower the White House to second-guess new regulations, a far harsher version of the amendments facing a vote on Friday.

According to James Fallows the "harshest version" of the case from the Arab side is that it proves the ancient blood libel, while the "harshest version" from the Israeli side is that it proves the Palestinians' willingness to deliberately sacrifice even their own children in an anti-Zionist war.

And even a fully funded and harsher version of the French intelligence and security network probably wouldn't be able to catch people who jump from petty crime and violence to terrorist action quickly, like the Nice attacker apparently did, with few or no red flags for terrorism watchers.

They waved French and Malian flags and sang to the thumping rhythms of djembe drums, which were banned under the harsh version of Shariah imposed by the Islamist group that took control of the city.

At the same time, aid workers and United Nations officials say the Shabab, who are fighting Somalia's transitional government and imposing a harsh version of Islam in the areas they control, can no longer pay their several thousand fighters the way they used to.

Mehsud's outlandish conditions for dialogue included the imposition of a harsh version of Islamic law across the country.

The fighters appeared to find little support among the local population, who said the harsh version of Islam they sought to impose had little resemblance to the moderate faith practiced by most people here.

The attendants of the seminar are then given Ellsworth's harsh version of reality, which has been compared to the tenets of Erhard Seminars Training.