Sentence examples for harshly about from inspiring English sources

I think I've written more harshly about men than women.

Elected and other officials spoke harshly about Kings County Hospital and the city.

Several other Catholics said that church officials had interrogated them harshly about their reports of abuse.

Mr. Trump spoke knowledgably — and harshly — about Mr. Obama's health care overhaul and America's trade policies with China.

I know many journalists who have written harshly about some of the country's biggest and most powerful banks.

Twitter was sharply criticized over the summer after it suspended the account of a British journalist who wrote harshly about the Olympic broadcasts of NBC, a corporate sponsor.

Commission officials said Mr. Freeh would also be harshly questioned about why, under his leadership, the bureau had not been able to obtain basic computer and communications equipment that would have allowed agents around the country to share information about terrorist threats.

And such hard-nosed movies as "I Am a Fugitive from a Chain Gang," Fritz Lang's "You Only Live Once," and the gangster movies and crime dramas (even funny ones, such as Raoul Walsh's "Me and My Gal"), plus plenty of the romantic melodramas, are all harshly direct about the practical, economic difficulties of the time.

The committee obtained testimony from 20 experts on medical ethics, including many who have been harshly critical about Guantanamo's detainee operations.

In other countries they daintily eat pizza the wrong way, (I grew up in New York so yes, I can be harshly judgmental about this,) with a knife and fork.

You don't have to be fake to overcompensate for your feelings but you also do not have to be directly or harshly honest about something you cannot change.