Sentence examples for harsh when it comes from inspiring English sources

His numbers, though, don't add up, and the policies he pushes are distinctly harsh when it comes to the most vulnerable.

He does not hold back when it comes to criticising his former club but can be equally harsh when it comes to other clubs.

"Facebook doesn't support free speech as much as the magazine Zuckerberg invokes, and it's actually quite harsh when it comes to censoring content," argued Nathaniel Mott, a writer for Pando Daily.

Smartphones can be kinda harsh when it comes to revealing every pore and every laugh-line.

The NFL has been somewhat harsh when it comes to fines for these violations.

But these tribal courts can be harsh when it comes to dispensing "justice" to women, as seen by Sakina's fate.

I also felt he would be more of a peacemaker than Hillary, and as the mother of sons, I could not vote for the candidate more likely to be tough and harsh when it came to getting us into war.

His tone was considerably harsher when it came to defending a January 1991 directive to all the company's restaurants to fire employees "whose sexual preferences fail to demonstrate normal heterosexual values".

They were understandably much harsher when it came to Jackson, who spent the last few days alienating their best player for almost no reason and dealing with reports that he fell asleep during a potential pick's recent workout.

But the Modern style is a harsh mistress when it comes to maintenance; a ding or a chip on a traditional building is patina, but a glaring fault on what was cool, crisp perfection when first built.

They are far from the harsh taskmasters, when it comes to female appearance, that they are routinely made out to be and the idea that they go about rejecting every woman who doesn't resemble a small-eyed baby is very much belied by the number of men who are frankly desperate to get themselves a girlfriend.