Sentence examples for harsh yet from inspiring English sources

The world my octogenarians recreate is harsh, yet clearly defined.

This seems harsh yet reflects what Seymour thinks of himself.

The field is a particular professional zone where life is supposedly harsh, yet rewarding.

There is no way to be this tough, yet fair, this harsh, yet create a gentler, more community-spirited nation.

Read about the cultures you will encounter: the Himalayan people share values of hospitality and openness that comes from living in an incredibly harsh, yet awe-inspiring environment".

The young directors Josh and Benny Safdie told a story of their chaotic childhood in the freewheeling, harsh, yet whimsical comedy "Daddy Longlegs" (coming to DVD December 13th).

Today's remarks by Mr. Lieberman may have been the harshest yet in this campaign, reinforcing the role he is playing as the Democrats' leading attacker.

Mr. Védrine's comments may be the harshest yet, but other European leaders have also begun to distance themselves from Washington.

But North Carolina's cuts would be the "harshest yet," according to the National Employment Law Project, an employment-rights advocacy group, since the reduction in benefits is bigger than in other states.

From £82 seat only or from £349 for a berth, viarail.ca Since 1998 the weekly Desert Express has been ploughing its way across 220 miles of one of the harshest yet most captivating landscapes the planet has to offer.

Yesterday's exchange was the harshest yet between Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Lazio, and signaled what aides on both sides said would be a bitter finale to what has been a surprisingly restrained contest.