Sentence examples for his harshness from inspiring English sources

His harshness against the Chechens first made him popular with voters.

Hanover's defenders immediately deplored his harshness, but Felder got his message across, no matter how trite.

She played the role as Miller wrote it in all his harshness.

She taxes him with his harshness, but wishes she had not died and therefore been unable to follow his thoughts and understand his skepticism.

"He may be a bleeding liberal, and I don't agree with his harshness toward Republicans, but I find his show entertaining and informative".

He risks deepening the gulf between his apparent softness towards Tory MPs on expenses and his harshness towards, say, families struggling with the bedroom tax.

He complained about his parents' harshness and indifference, though his sister Enid remembered them as attentive and affectionate.

His success in fighting crime was always shadowed by his failure to establish any real rapport with the city's black and Hispanic citizens, and by his unwarranted harshness when dealing with artists, welfare recipients and the homeless.

It was his exaggerated harshness against the Colonna whose hatred for the Caetani pope was largely the result of conflicting interests of the two families as well as his shortsighted underestimation of the ruthlessness of Philip IV of France and his helpers that led to the coalition of these two disparate forces and to the Pope's downfall.

Despite a surface harshness, his films were compassionate in the tradition of his fellow Frenchman, Jean Renoir.

Shtern adores Brodsky — his courage when he was put on trial, his refusal to become a political icon or anything other than a poet — though she does not hesitate to show his moments of harshness, even cruelty.