Sentence examples for is always harsh from inspiring English sources
Oxlade-Chamberlain is always harsh when judging his performances and there could be angst about his assessment here.
The news was always harsh, and fresh threats to freedom immediate, but every problem was capable of solution somewhere down the line.
The ride is always firm but rarely harsh, and the driver benefits from great road feel and response through the electrically assisted power steering.
In the MTO reaction, the catalyst is always used in a harsh high temperature hydrothermal environment.
Mr. Gergiev gets a harder, brighter sound from this orchestra than other conductors, but it is always perfectly blended and never harsh.
In Quatro's world, harsh Genesis is always making way for the softer Song of Solomon: "I sat down under his shadow with great delight, and his fruit was sweet to my taste".
Bruce Willis is always fun but given the harsh reviews for the latest version, you're probably better off sticking with what you know.
For those with harsh winters, there is always the gym.
Janet remained interested in politics for the rest of the war and was always a harsh critic of Loyalists.
(There is, by the way, a valid point she could have made about prosecutorial overreach: if convicted on all counts Ms Hall could face 45 years in prison, and prosecutors initially recommended a $7.5m bond, both of which seem unduly harsh. And there is always a valid argument to be made against wanton use of RICO laws.
In such homes, harsh Republican rhetoric on immigration is always going to be offputting.
