Sentence examples for harshly labelled from inspiring English sources
Nelson Mandela, whose extraordinary magnanimity helped avert a racial bloodbath, heralded a rainbow nation that would be a beacon for the rest of Africa.Since then, Africa, once harshly labelled by this newspaper as "the hopeless continent", has begun to make bold strides (see article).
China has previously cracked down harshly on groups it labels as cults, notably the Falun Gong spiritual movement, which was banned in the late 1990s.
That has shifted the focus to the Senate, where a trio of conservative Democrats issued a harshly worded statement Thursday, labeling the rescue plan an "M.T.A. money grab" and calling the bridge tolls a "non-starter".
The size of the fines is irrelevant in a league where the average annual salary is $5m, although the stigma of being labelled a serial flopper may act as a mild deterrent (not least because referees may judge convicted floppers more harshly than others).
Sometimes, when doctors don't believe there's a real disease underlying a patient's complaints, we label that person harshly as a malingerer or a "crock".
Many editorials, Poirier added, were harshly critical of Cameron and some even labeled the director an ignorant outsider intent on "saving" the Amazon.
Students with black-sounding names were significantly more likely to be labeled troublemakers and to be more harshly punished.
History will judge us harshly.
He says history will judge Labour harshly.
Today's children will judge them harshly".
