Sentence examples for harshness with which from inspiring English sources

The harshness with which Robert chose to deal with these rebels was intended to transform a heterogeneous population into a strong state.

But any occupation on those terms was doomed to fail, especially given the harshness with which Israel dealt with those not catching the spirit.

But, though appalled by the harshness with which rallies have often been crushed, Glezos reserves his greatest criticism for the attitude of Germany and Britain towards Greece.

Throughout the brief there are discussions of the harshness with which the military has dealt with P.T.S.D. over the years, including the infamous slapping of a psychologically injured soldier by General George Patton in World War II.

The timing of the coup indictments, as well as the harshness with which some suspects were forced from their beds after midnight for interrogation, was seen by some Turks as an effort by pro-government prosecutors to intimidate secularists.

Laxness, who won the Nobel Prize in 1955, often disconcerted his countrymen by the harshness with which he portrayed them in their struggles, and "Iceland's Bell" may well offer his bleakest depiction of his homeland.

These tragic events would seem to explain much of the longing Mallarmé expressed, from the very beginning of his poetic career, to turn away from the harsh world of reality in search of another world; and the fact that this remained the enduring theme of his poetry may be explained by the comparative harshness with which adult life continued to treat him.

Several cellphones chirp a medley of jaunty tunes and he answers them, "Hey, pal!" There is plenty of righteous indignation to go around here in the Philippines, but no really coherent explanation for the harshness with which the country turned against its president.