Sentence examples for harsh wall from inspiring English sources

The poet Michael McClure wrote that with Howl, "a human voice and body had been hurled against the harsh wall of America and its supporting armies and navies and academies and institutions and ownership systems and power support bases".

General Electric Chief Executive Jeff Immelt met with shareholders who cheered him, despite harsh Wall Street words for the company amid widespread accounting worries.

There's also this thing now where people make harsh walls of noise.

Sanders is arguing that his harsh anti-Wall Street stance is necessary to prevent another Great Recession or worse; Clinton counters that changes made under Obama already have narrowed Wall Street's ability to wreak more havoc.

Think of Burzum or Xasthur welding the mellifluous wash of Tangerine Dream kosmiche ambient to black metal's harsh party-wall of sound; or the Eno infused modern classical stylings of Stars of the Lid.

A noted consumer advocate, Ms. Warren had harsh words for Wall Street throughout her campaign, and she is expected to support tougher controls on the industry.

And in this harsh climate on Wall Street, investors may need to rethink some of their basic assumptions about certain asset classes and diversification.

As banks prepare to issue another round of hefty bonuses, White House officials renewed their harsh tone against Wall Street on Sunday.

Mr. Buffett has warned for years that many stocks were overvalued, and the collapse of Nasdaq valuations provoked his harsh criticisms of Wall Street.

That pressure is why, to the harsh eye of Wall Street analysts and shareholders, Nadella will need to do more than look or even talk the part of the innovative maverick.

"Mountain Climber," for example, has the cello trying to surmount the harsh, aggressively sawed wall of sound that the other three instruments produce, and though "Guillotine" ends with the expected sharp cutoff, the music leading to it is fresh and appealing, and the final gesture is more subtle than its predecessor in Berlioz's "Symphonie Fantastique".