Sentence examples for harshly true from inspiring English sources

Not only are the characters all struggling with different things, but each thing is so harshly true, whether it be non-acceptance of homosexuality, sexual abuse or depression; these issues which are unfortunately still considered taboo are showcased in all their cruelty and the harsh reality is shown.

This pursuit replaces the real bodies of real people with a set of forms derived in the mind: the body as parsed and created in the mind, cleaned of its inconsistencies and variations, made perfect and harshly true.

Christie responded harshly, holding true to the theme of his campaign, "Telling it like it is".

The great challenge before us now -- inspiring, and potentially confusing for the foreseeable future -- is to deal harshly with the true enemies within, while allowing for the potential presence of friends.

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.

Next time some petty fault-finder criticizes you harshly or wrongly, ask yourself have they any true concept of your 'innate characteristics', your very core?

That's true, but history will judge even more harshly those who stand with Trump now that it is indefensibly clear with whom they are standing.

The current recall movement could have the effect of pressuring judges to play it safe by sentencing more harshly — and there is no reason to believe that will be true only in cases with white male rape defendants.

It's true that Israel routinely profiles a practice that has been harshly criticized for humiliating its Arab citizens and contributes to their resentment of the government.

It's true that Israel routinely profiles a practice that has been harshly criticised for humiliating its Arab citizens and contributes to their resentment of the government.

I keep hoping the Baptist church will one day feel true empathy, and then tolerance, for those they choose to judge so harshly.