Sentence examples for have a harsh from inspiring English sources

People get confused, I think, because of the softness, because I don't have a harsh tone.

These images begin and end the film, and punctuate it throughout, and they have a harsh, and double, dramatic impact.

Stenberg is perceived to have a harsh tone to his rhetoric that maybe turns off independent voters".

As well as their inherent sweetness, she continues, "carrots can have a harsh, sometimes earthy or woody flavour character.

Yet almost all of them have a harsh, tough beauty and represent an attempt to elicit an emotional response through the provocative use of modern materials.

Cubans have a harsh life, but he has not been categorical enough when talking about civil liberties," he told the Guardian.

Others, however, have a harsher view.

"I'd like England and the other [home nation] teams to have a harsher mentality.

The musical selections have a harsher, blurred sound than in the first piece, which may account for the tougher imagery.

These stressors result from the primary stressor but may have a harsher impact than the initial stressor.

He never had a harsh word to say about anyone.