Sentence examples for harsher experiences from inspiring English sources

Legal experts say the technology shift could lead to harsher experiences for jurors, and could put pressure on judges to re-examine the balancing act that they have long used to determine what kind of evidence makes its way into court.

How many stories walk on feet in front of me, and how many looks the male students steal from the female students and vice versa, how many meanings slip through the eyes and mouths of those, each of them taking on a new experiment, similar to what I have taken on before, swimming through harsh experiences that reshape their life and emotions.

But can positive thinking really protect against the harsh experiences of war?

McDougall believes it will offer an insight into the often harsh experiences of women prisoners.

Mtshali's poetry inevitably reflects his harsh experiences under the apartheid regime.

And it was informed by the discrimination, segregation and other harsh experiences suffered by Puerto Ricans who settled in New York.

The Sept. 11 detainees held at Passaic had much different, and significantly less harsh, experiences than the M.D.C. detainees.

To gain independence and prepare children for the realities of adulthood, didn't they need to be with their peers and suffer all the harsh experiences that entails?

And though companies are starting to get smarter about so-called e-governance issues, such intelligence is often the hard-won result of some harsh experiences.

In Ramallah, in the garden of an old house used by the late Palestinian poet Mahmoud Darwish, Ms. Kricorian read on Wednesday from her novel "Zabelle," based on the harsh experiences of her Armenian grandmother at the hands of the Turks.

It is a testament to Zanuck's creative energy and willingness to introspect that he came back from these harsh experiences to produce Jaws, Driving Miss Daisy, Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland and many other great movies.