Sentence examples for harsher call from inspiring English sources
The eastern P. c. exsul of Lanzarote and possibly Fuerteventura is paler above and less rufous below than its western relative, and had a harsher call; it might have been a distinct species, but it became extinct in 1986 at latest, probably much earlier.
Mr. Dennett was even harsher, calling Mr. Plantinga "Exhibit A of how religious beliefs can damage or hinder or disable a philosopher," not to mention a poor student of biology.
The Los Angeles Times was harsher, calling the debut "rather bland".
A harsh call by referee Alejandro Marshal saw Quintero out of the match.
Nalbandian leads 6-3, 7-5, 3-6, 3 - 5* By jimini that's a harsh call for Baghdatis.
But Italy's problems run deeper than the odd harsh call from a referee.
Taulafo's was perhaps a harsh call, but Samoa were rattled and making needless, erratic errors.
A dark starling-sized bird with a harsh call is a square-tailed drongo.
Slater boots it into Hodkinson and the ref calls knock-on, which is a very harsh call against NSW.
His replacement, Jonny Bairstow, was barely proficient with both bat and gloves but it would be a harsh call to drop him after only one match.
At that point, the scores were level at 20-20, Danny Tickle having kicked the first of those controversial penalties after Keith Mason was punished for passing after the referee had shouted held - a harsh call, given the din.
