Sentence examples for harshest terms from inspiring English sources

The ANC said it condemned the shootings in "the harshest terms".

After Mr. Obama chided the banks in some of his harshest terms to date, a top industry lobbyist called the whole thing "strictly political".

Anyone could get a call from Mr Greenberg at any time even on holiday demanding in the harshest terms information in the tiniest detail.

Remarkably, the book makes every attempt at depth and balance, even though its author has professed a "cosmic pessimism" about the current situation in the Middle East and has denounced the Palestinian leadership in the harshest terms imaginable.

A man who made his living for a time designing wallpaper and illustrating fur-coat catalogues, he expressed contempt for his past as a commercial artist and attacked their values in the harshest terms.

These remind us that — more so than in my mother's generation — poverty in this country is now likely to define many children's life trajectories in the harshest terms: poor academic achievement, high dropout rates, and health problems from obesity and diabetes to heart disease, substance abuse and mental illness.

President Vladimir Putin compared the perpetrators of the onslaught against America to Nazis still the harshest term in Russia's political lexicon.

Others used harsher terms.

Harsh terms, but "21" regulars lined up.

They are, in the harsh terms of globalization, superfluous.

Harsher terms on PIKs would be further evidence of a shift in sentiment.