Sentence examples for in harshness from inspiring English sources

While he does not minimize pain and cruelty, neither does Mr. Sembene traffic in harshness or despair.

But the rush to catch up, combined with official nerves rattled by the Arab Spring (or, in Iraq's case, its sectarian conflict), has produced a swathe of bad legislation.Lebanon's government is considering an internet law that, says Ms Maher, is similar to Iraq's in breadth, if not in harshness.

The verdict on Andrée by modern writers for virtually sacrificing the lives of his two younger companions varies in harshness, depending on whether he is seen as the manipulator or the victim of Swedish nationalist fervor around the turn of the 20th century.

Like xeric plants of the desert, we expect these xeric tumor cells to be hardy, flexible, phenotypically plastic and able to acclimate to shifts in harshness.

The results can be even more debilitating with my husband, where instead of practicing patience and compassion, insecurities come out in a harshness in tone of voice or short tempers.

The verdict from a British coroner today in the 2006 crash that killed 14 servicemen in Afghanistan is Ralph Naderesque in its harshness: The plane they were flying, known as a Nimrod, has "never been airworthy".

The measure of Europe will not be in the harshness of its actions, but in the spirit of solidarity that it shows in assisting its neighbour.

Others were saying that his performance was typical in its harshness; he had devastated his wife in a public forum.

Was there something in the harshness of Victorian society that encouraged them to seek out alternative values in the Catholic church of those times?

A young woman seen three-quarters, bending slightly forward, has the weary, resigned expression of those who are locked up in the harshness of their daily lives.

Yet Dylan's admirers come to accept and even delight in the harshness, because of the vitality and wit at its core.