Sentence examples for how harsh it from inspiring English sources

All of us understand how harsh it is, our policy is in terms of its impact on particular individuals.

"We sentimentalise the past, forgetting how harsh it was," Oates suggests, "but when you write a novel you can bring back the complexities.

Instead, England are left with what Peacock described as "a hurt that never leaves you" and a campaign that, no matter how harsh it seems after what they produced at Wembley, must be classed as a failure.

When it came to enforcement, the question was not whether the policy should be harsh, but just how harsh it should be.

With the season winding down, it does seem like, win or lose, a Hornets game was guaranteed at least this: Lin will get fouled driving to the basket, and referees won't review the degree of the foul, no matter how harsh it looks in real-time or on instant replay.

It may seem paranoid, but depending on how harsh it is, you will need help.

Given how harsh its ruling has been, the German court might insist that, notwithstanding a favourable judgment from the ECJ, OMT is incompatible with the constitution.

Recently, I came across an old review of mine for Darkmere by Helen Maslin, and I was quite shocked at how harsh I was on the book and the author.

Despite how harsh I may have been with some of my comments, I really do think the Ion is a good phone.

Come during the dry season and you will realise how harsh and difficult it is to find even a drop of water.

I had no clue how harsh mouthwash was, that it was 27% alcohol, or that it had tons of other poisonous ingredients that did a number on my body and brain in just days of drinking it.