Sentence examples for harshly with this from inspiring English sources

Time has not dealt harshly with this nineteenth-century portrait of alcohol's destructive eminence.

In a press conference, Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu promised "he will deal harshly with this" in reference to Tuesday's attacks.

Gratian then permitted Ambrose and Damasus to deal harshly with the Arians, with the support of the state.

He also intends to deal harshly with those "guilty of plundering and looting the national wealth", which presumably includes many of the people he evicted from government.

Ever since Jesus in the Temple dealt harshly with the hedge-fund managers of his time, many Christians have been suspicious of finance.

Its leaders have promised to deal harshly with the opposition, and since February — when they suppressed protests scheduled for the 31st anniversary of the Islamic republic — their warnings have been heeded.

Although he disagreed with William's intention to deal harshly with the Social Democrats, he supported passage of the German law against subversion (1894) and the Prussian law against the Socialists (1897).

But if Iraq disintegrates historians will deal harshly with the President and his tacticians, the men most directly responsible for taking a noble idea — the defeat of a tyrant and the introduction of liberty — and letting it fail.

Fecal coliforms and total phosphorus are evaluated more harshly with the IQBP.

Even so fierce Achilles is related to have touched the lyre, albeit the hero son of Priam (Hector) burned a thousand ships, and the war-trumpet clashed harshly with the well-tuned strings.

Links to royalty are mixed as the town was in the forefront of the Peasant Revolt during the reign of Richard ll who moved on to conquer the town after dealing harshly with the people of London in 1381.