Sentence examples for harshly saying from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fillon reacted harshly, saying, "This is not a term that I would have used".

Mr. Rasai urged the judiciary to deal with him harshly, saying his "octopus family" had applied pressure to free him.

As word of Japan's decision spread, private environmental groups reacted harshly, saying Japan's true motive was to pave the way for a resumption of full-scale commercial whaling.

But the Navy today criticized Lockheed especially harshly, saying the company "had failed to make adequate progress" in designing the P-7 and building the first two prototypes, which were scheduled for delivery in two years.

He implied that Twitter acted harshly, saying "Big platforms should take leadership, coming from courage and not fear".

He's careful to spell out the differences between Clinton and Sanders without attacking his colleague too harshly, saying the Vermont senator is making campaign promises he cannot keep, and that Clinton has been involved in Latino issues for much longer.

This anomaly affects women particularly harshly, says Ms Leigh.

My colleagues, somewhat harshly, said that even a stopped clock is right twice a day.

Critics tend to judge family films too harshly, said Disney's head of distribution, Chuck Viane.

"A nation is judged by how it treats its most vulnerable and these findings say we should be judged harshly," said the director of the Australian Law Council, Arthur Moses SC.

Kotcamp, asked if he thought Louisville was being treated too harshly, said of the protesters: "Maybe they need to be harsh".